Gothic

The audience's emotional responses to 'Gothic' are dominated by a profound sense of being **Disturbed**, reflecting the film's portrayal of drug-induced madness, a 'sick world,' and 'fiercest nightmares.' This is closely followed by intense **Fear** and pervasive **Anxiety**, as the unsettling atmosphere and the characters' descent into personal horrors create a constant state of dread. Elements of **Sadness** and **Melancholy** emerge from the dramatic exploration of the characters' troubled souls and the somber tone of their dark revelations. **Disgust** is evoked by the depraved nature of the games and fantasies, while **Surprise** stems from unpredictable, hallucinatory visions. **Confusion** is also a significant emotion, as the audience is drawn into the characters' drug-addled, blurring reality.