The Definition of Suspense

'Suspense' comes from the idea of a specific point in a story line or plot where tension is created towards the audience. This is created by the technique of building up on the story line which then reaches it's climax.

However not only does the audience become attracted to the point where it leaves them wanting more but they become engaged to the film. Moreover,the effect of 'suspense' is the uncertainty of the viewer.

In the sense of emotion and feelings, suspense in a film makes me feel drawn in, hungry for more and anxious to find out a conclusion.