Honeymoon

For 'Honeymoon', audience emotional responses are dominated by a blend of horror and dramatic elements. Anxiety is paramount, stemming from Paul's growing dread and the constant tension as his wife, Bea, undergoes an inexplicable and unsettling transformation. Fear is a core emotion, driven by the unknown sinister force at play and the horrifying changes in a loved one. Sadness is deeply felt, reflecting the tragic loss of the honeymoon, the breakdown of the relationship, and the gradual disappearance of the person Bea once was. The Disturbing nature of Bea's physical and psychological alterations, coupled with subtle body horror, contributes significantly to audience unease. Empathy is strong for Paul, who desperately struggles to understand and save his wife, while Confusion mirrors his bewilderment about the supernatural events unfolding.