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ELSE (2024) A Claustrophobic French Body Horror That Gets Under Your Skin
The Stunt Man (1980) When Making a Movie Becomes a Matter of Life and Death
The Ugly Stepsister (2025) A Beautifully Deranged Fairy Tale
Libido (1965) Argento may be The Artist, but Gastaldi is The Man
Redux Redux (2025) Reclaiming the Multiverse, One Brutal Reality at a Time
Jimmy & Stiggs (2024) The Messy, Mean, DIY Splatterfest Begos Was Born to Make
Charisma (1999) / Cloud (2024): A Showcase for One of the Greatest Living Filmmakers
Illustrious Corpses (1976): The Paranoid Style in Italian Thrillers
Potwash (2026, Short) An Intriguing and Enveloping Tale of Work, Music, and Escapism
Blood of Revenge (1965) A Yakuza Tale Characterised by Beautiful Compositions 
Tim Travers and the Time Travelers Paradox (2024)  The Grandfather Paradox Gets a Splatter-Comedy Makeover
The Strange Dark (2024) A Cosy Thriller Where The Twilight Zone Invades a Hallmark Movie
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