@AzusaWifeHaver@varishangout.net OK so in no particular order or preference: The Guest (2014): A family still grieving the loss of their son, Caleb in the wars in the Middle East have their lives interrupted when a stranger, David, who served with their son, shows up at their door. He's there to fulfill a promise to Caleb, to check up on and help the family, but there's a lot more to David than you'd think. It's sort of one part thiller, one part dark comedy, one part horror film. One of my favorite films, especially around halloween, but it's good year round. I don't want to go into plot details because you've really gotta see it first hand, and then you'll understand why I don't want to give anything away. Jackie Brown (1997): My favorite Tarantino film overall, and it's based on an Elmore Leonard novel to boot. Sam Jackson, Pam Grier, Robert Forrester are all excellent in it, it revolves Pam Grier getting arrested for smuggling money for Sam Jackson, only to use the opportunity to scam all of his money while getting the police after him. No Country For Old Men (2007): It's a Coen Brothers adaptation of a Cormac McCarthy novel, and possibly the best adaptation of any of his work. A poor vietnam vet finds the remains of a drug deal gone bad, and steals the money, sending him on the run from all parties involved, all of whom are interested in getting the money. "If the rule that you followed led you to this place, of what use was the rule?". LA Confidential (1997) Fucking goddamn perfect neo noir film. I could use the rest of this post to lay out exactly what happens and why, and you could still get lost in the movie. Centered around crime and corruption in LA in 1953, with a few detectives caught in the middle of corrupt cops taking over the drug business of the now incarcerated haberdasher Mickey Cohen, while investigating the murder of a celebrity lookalike prostitutes. Vast Of Night (2019) A sleepy New Mexico town in the fifties is visited by aliens, and we experience this from the perspectives of teenaged switchboard operator and a late night radio disc jockey. Possibly one of the most atmospheric movies I've ever watched, but despite the fact it has aliens in it, there are no blue lasers, explosions, or violence in general. I could be pushed for more recommendations, these are all just things I've watched or had on my mind lately.