tank girl (1995) dir. rachel talalay, possession (1981) dir. andrzej zulawski, anything by john waters, probably some brian de palma films. you'd probably also enjoy giallo horror films; i liked suspiria (1977, NAWT the remake), opera, and inferno.
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Juliet of The Spirits (1965), Federico Fellini
House (1977), Nobuhiko Obayashi
Possession (1981), Andrzej Żuławski
The Night of The Hunter (1955), Charles Laughton
3 Women (1977), Robert Altman
Meshes of The Afternoon (1943), Maya Deren.
The Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome (1954) and Lucifer Rising (1972), Kenneth Anger. Also- his complete Magick Lantern Cycle.
Dreams (1990), Akira Kurosawa
Mirror (1975) and Stalker (1979), Andrei Tarkovsky
Bell, Book, and Candle (1958), Richard Quine
Chess of The Wind (1976), Mohammad Reza Aslani
Body Double (1984), Brian De Palma
Klute (1971) and The Parallax View (1974), Alan J. Pakula
Nine to Five (1980), Colin Higgins
Apr 28, 2024
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Climax (2018) by Gaspar Noé
Trouble Every Day (2002) by Claire Denis
The Doom Generation (1995) by Gregg Araki
Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022) by Halina Reijn
Suspiria (2018) by Luca Guadagnino
May 31, 2025
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The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari by Wiene
Rope by Hitchcock
Diabolique by Clouzot
The Holy Mountain by Jodorowsky
Dont Look Now by Roeg
Suspiria by Argento
Daughters of the Dust by Dash
Thesis by Amenábar
Curse by Kurosawa
In the Mood for Love by Kar Wai
to name a few 🌚
Apr 28, 2024
Top Recs from @dracula
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the man the myth the legend. the literal only person i watch on youtube. his vibes are pure and good and his quest is noble.
5d ago
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i'm not sure if you consider more recent classics but as a lit major here are some of my faves that could be considered classics: wuthering heights, pride and prejudice, song of solomon, the crying of lot 49, slaughterhouse five, 1984, hamlet, macbeth, and it's not a novel but the collected short stories of ernest hemingway... many of them are bangers. i'm not a hemingway novel fan but his short stories are often so good
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literally love it so much and i'm always so happy when i leave there. the america windows are literally the most beautiful sight in real life like it will take your breath away. i had a cameron from ferris bueller's day off moment standing there staring at the america windows with tears in my eyes. and that movie was actually filmed at the art institute! so much to see i love the miniature rooms
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