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The Addams Family (1964–1966)   

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René Magritte - The Lovers  1928 [gif]

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The Lovers (1958)

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SUBLIME CINEMA #322 - PSYCHO

At some point all roads lead to Hitchcock and this movie in particular which is  still timeless and shocking, and a masterclass in technique. Watching the movie is like going to school for filmmaking.

Hitchcock was donnish and formalistic in his approach to filmmaking, but was also so innovative and left room for the strangeness of new things. 

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Evil Dead II (1987)

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