Thoroughbreds

The audience's primary emotional response to "Thoroughbreds" is dominated by **Humor**, derived from its distinct dark comedy style, deadpan dialogue, and the absurd situations the characters navigate. This is closely followed by **Anxiety** and a sense of the **Disturbing**, as the plot unfolds a criminal scheme involving a character with an unsettling lack of emotion, creating constant tension and unease. **Empathy** is also a significant emotion, particularly for Lily as she becomes entangled in Amanda's world and deals with her own grief. Finally, **Curiosity** keeps viewers engaged, eager to understand the characters' complex motivations and the unpredictable progression of their dangerous plans, while underlying **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflect the dramatic undertones of privilege, emptiness, and the consequences of their actions.