What struck me most was the film’s atmosphere—claustrophobic yet electrifying. The dialogue, especially between Clarice and Lecter, feels like a dance of wits, with every line revealing layers of their characters. The themes of power, control, and human darkness are hauntingly timeless.

This is not just a thriller but a film that lingers in your thoughts, asking you to confront your own fears. It’s a classic for a reason—intelligent, unsettling, and unforgettable.

This is the perfect film if you're in the mood for a charming blend of creepy, over-the-top horror, with plenty of wax figures and unexpected thrills.

Psycho – because who doesn’t love a suspenseful thriller with a twist that absolutely no one saw coming... except, maybe, everyone? Hitchcock's attempt at "psychological horror" is just a little too "chilling," and don’t even get me started on the infamous shower scene. Truly groundbreaking for its time, if you enjoy being creeped out in the most classic way possible.

"Plays Psycho killer."

Spirited Away is just your average tale of a 10-year-old casually stumbling into a bathhouse run by spirits, no big deal—happens to everyone, right?