Lights Out

Audience emotional responses for 'Lights Out' are primarily dominated by **Fear** and **Anxiety**, stemming from the relentless supernatural entity, Diana, and the constant threat she poses in the dark. The film effectively uses jump scares and a pervasive sense of dread to keep viewers on edge. **Disturbing** elements arise from Diana's appearance, her connection to Sophie's mental state, and the unsettling nature of her existence. The **Mystery** genre contributes to significant **Curiosity** and **Anticipation** as Rebecca and Bret uncover Diana's past and her hold over Sophie. **Surprise** is generated through unexpected scares and plot revelations. Underlying these intense emotions are **Empathy** for the vulnerable children, Martin and Rebecca, and a sense of **Sadness** for the family's tragic circumstances and Sophie's struggle with mental illness.