Vamp

Vamp (1986) primarily evokes **Humor** through its absurd premise of fraternity pledges encountering vampire strippers, often playing the horror elements for laughs. **Fear** and **Anxiety** are present as the protagonists navigate the dangerous bar and its supernatural inhabitants, though these are frequently undercut by the comedic tone. **Joy** and **Happiness** contribute to the overall lighthearted and entertaining experience, while **Surprise** comes from unexpected vampiric reveals and bizarre plot developments. The film also elicits a sense of the **Disturbing** due to its sleazy setting and the inherent nature of vampires, blended with a touch of **Relief** when characters narrowly escape danger.