The Haunting

The Haunting (1963) is dominated by Fear (25%), Anxiety (20%), and Disturbing (15%), reflecting its genre as a psychological horror that masterfully builds dread and unease through atmosphere rather than jump scares. Significant contributions also come from Anticipation (5%), Empathy (4%), and Confusion (4%), highlighting the slow-burn tension, the audience's connection to protagonist Eleanor's deteriorating mental state, and the unsettling ambiguity of the haunted house.