Shrew's Nest

The audience's emotional response to 'Shrew's Nest' is primarily dominated by intense **Fear** and **Anxiety**, stemming from Montse's severe agoraphobia and the escalating dread as a stranger becomes trapped in her sinister apartment. High **Anticipation** is generated by the psychological tension and the uncertainty of Carlos's fate, while the film's dark themes and unsettling events evoke strong feelings of being **Disturbing**. Underlying these are elements of **Sadness** and **Empathy** for Montse's tragic past and the plight of her sister and the unfortunate neighbor, contributing to a pervasive sense of **Melancholy**.