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Editor’s Pick

Horror

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Pontypool + The Signal
Communication as contagion. Two films about words and signals that turn people into monsters.
It Follows + The Guest
2014 was a great year for horror. These two films prove it.
Insidious + Sinister
Modern haunted family horror. Two films from the early 2010s that revived ghost stories for a new generation.
A Nightmare on Elm Street + A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Freddy Krueger at his best. The terrifying original and the creative sequel that expanded the mythology.

Romance

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Phantom Thread + Rebecca
Gothic romance and control. Two films about women who enter a man's world and refuse to disappear inside it.
The Notebook + Me Before You
Love versus the body. Two films about devotion that persists when everything else fails.
Blue Is the Warmest Color + Portrait of a Lady on Fire
French queer desire. Two films about women whose love for each other is so consuming it becomes the only story that matters.
Pretty in Pink + Sixteen Candles
John Hughes teen romance. Two films about high school outsiders who deserve love and fight to get it.

Mind-Bending

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Shutter Island + Identity
Nothing is what it seems. Two films that demand a second viewing.
Gone Girl + Primal Fear
The person you thought you knew. Two films about the devastating discovery that someone fooled you completely.
Get Out + Being John Malkovich
Body hijacking. Two films about the horror and absurdity of someone else living inside your skin.
Tusk + The Fly
Forced transformation horror. Two films about men whose bodies become prisons designed by someone else's obsession.

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