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Andrew Patterson Shot for under $1 million, this is the sci-fi film Spielberg would make if he started today. Set in 1950s New Mexico, a switchboard operator and a radio DJ track a strange audio frequency. The dialogue moves at machine-gun pace, and a single, unbroken tracking shot down a high school hallway is worth the rental price alone.
Ian Samuels A YA time-loop movie that actually has a new idea. Two teens are stuck in the same day, but instead of trying to escape, they decide to find all the "tiny perfect things" hidden in a single 24-hour period. Charming, clever, and mercifully short.
Ari Aster The scariest film of the modern era. This is not jump-scare nonsense; it is slow-burn grief weaponized as horror. Toni Collette deserved an Oscar for her portrayal of a mother losing her mind (and possibly her soul). Watch with the lights on.
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