Watch Stanley Kubrick's classic horror film The Shining
Watch the surreal psychological thriller film Mulholland Drive directed by David Lynch
A banker's birthday present is a game he cannot opt out of; Michael Douglas in freefall.
Four addicts in Coney Island through one year; Aronofsky's hip-hop montage and Clint Mansell's theme.
The shower scene, the mother and the motel; Hitchcock kills his star forty minutes in.
A paranoid mathematician finds a 216-digit number in the stock market; black-and-white, $60,000.
A student finds a notebook that kills whoever's name is written in it, and the detective L hunts him.
Teenagers pilot bio-machines against Angels while their director has a breakdown on screen.
Two FBI agents interview serial killers in the 1970s; Fincher's Ed Kemper scenes.
A pop idol turned actress loses track of what is real; Satoshi Kon's thriller Aronofsky borrowed.
A videotape that kills seven days later; Sadako climbing out of the television.
A hypnotist leaves a trail of murderers who cannot say why; Kiyoshi Kurosawa's slow terror.
Natalie Portman's ballerina cracks under Swan Lake; Aronofsky's backstage horror.
Michael Shannon builds a storm shelter for a storm only he sees.
Tilda Swinton as the mother of a school shooter, before and after.
A surgeon keeps a woman in his house and grows her a new skin; Almodovar's horror.
A nurse and a mute actress on an island until their faces merge; Bergman's most radical film.
A guilt-ridden detective cannot sleep through the Alaskan midnight sun.
James Sunderland receives a letter from his dead wife; the psychological horror game.
Watch Stanley Kubrick's final film, a psychological drama exploring themes of sexuality, marriage, and secret societies.
Watch the surreal neo-noir film Lost Highway directed by David Lynch
Joaquin Phoenix from the Bronx stairs to the Arkham courtroom; the Golden Lion, then the musical.
A retelling with no combat at all - you run, and the game quietly psychoanalyses you and rewrites itself.
An apartment you cannot leave, chained from the inside, with a hole in the bathroom wall.
A gallery owner reads her ex-husband’s novel, and the novel plays out beside her life.
A factory worker who has not slept in a year, played by an actor who lost thirty kilos to do it.
Ari Aster's three-hour anxiety dream about a man trying to visit his mother.
Arthur Fleck on trial from Arkham with Lady Gaga as Lee Quinzel, told as a jukebox musical; the lowest CinemaScore ever given a comic-book film.
An uncle arrives after a father's death; Park's English-language debut, written by Wentworth Miller.
A house, a poet and an escalating allegory that empties cinemas; Jennifer Lawrence.
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