The phrase "alien emotion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe feelings or emotions that are unfamiliar or foreign to someone, often in a context of surprise or confusion about one's own feelings.
Example: "As she watched the movie, she was struck by an alien emotion that she couldn't quite identify, leaving her both intrigued and unsettled."
Alternatives: "foreign feeling" or "strange emotion".
I was drawn to Homogenic for a reason I couldn't fathom at that time, but it represented escapism, alien emotions and a route through which I could make discoveries of my own.
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And to this day, the most frightening film I've ever seen in a theater was still the original Alien; the emotion that film provoked in me was sheer terror.
When friends talked about choking up over mobile phone adverts or sobbing at weddings, I felt like an alien – my emotions were there, but they just felt so far away.
(This idea is based on the thought that feelings and emotions are something that is shared by every culture, regardless of differences—I would discuss this with students, and see if they had an idea they liked better). As the aliens collect emotion they also begin to speak with more emotion.
Shorn of this extraneous knowledge and coming to painting with eyes innocent of extraneous concepts, the viewer could then be in a position to look at what painting presents directly to his vision complex arrangements of forms and colours which, for reasons thus far unexplained, have the capacity to move the recipient deeply with emotions utterly alien to the emotions of life.
I felt desperate, hopeless and alien, like my emotions had been hijacked by an invader.
We discovered the true emotional cost of what happened to Sarah, of the Doctor's alien misunderstanding of human emotion, when they were reunited in 2006, Sarah having been unable to ever truly move on.
The Lucy character transforms into a computer intelligence that acts like an alien while losing human emotion and feeling.
For one brief moment, there was a glimmer of the old fear as the spider turned to face me with its many tiny eyes, each black, alien, incapable of transmitting emotion.
