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Editor’s Pick

Horror

 · 200 pairings
Suspiria + Suspiria
Suspiria twice. Argento's technicolor nightmare and Guadagnino's austere reimagining. Same story, opposite approaches.
Pulse + Suicide Club
Japanese disconnection horror, 2001. Two films about a country watching its young people disappear into screens and off rooftops.
Housebound + Ready or Not
Trapped in the house with murderous families. Two horror comedies about women who refuse to die politely.
Midsommar + Get Out
Welcoming communities with dark secrets. Two films about the terror of realizing the invitation was the trap.

Animation

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Ernest & Celestine + Paddington
Bears who change the world. Two films about gentle outsiders whose kindness quietly dismantles every wall built to keep them out.
Grave of the Fireflies + When the Wind Blows
Animated war devastation. Two films that prove animation can be more emotionally brutal than any live action war film.
Monsters, Inc. + Inside Out
Pixar discovers the better emotion. Two films about worlds that realize they have been running on the wrong fuel.
Paprika + Inception
The dream movie that inspired the dream movie. Satoshi Kon walked so Christopher Nolan could run.

Thriller

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Nightcrawler + Uncut Gems
Anxiety cinema. You will grip your armrest for four straight hours.
The Conversation + Enemy of the State
Surveillance thrillers. Two films about the moment you realize someone is listening to everything.
Zodiac + Nightcrawler
LA obsessives. One hunts a killer. The other becomes one. Both films understand that some people need the darkness.
Collateral + The Driver
Nighttime professionals. Two films about men who are very good at very bad things.

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