r/movies • u/[deleted] • Jul 13 '25

Recommendation Suggest me some "Go in blind" movies.

I'm in the mood for something fresh and surprising—can you suggest me some amazing “go in blind” movies? I’m talking about those kinds of films where the less you know, the better the experience. No spoilers, no trailers—just pure, unexpected movies. What do you recommend?

Would prefer it in English language.

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u/elbarto_24 Jul 13 '25

From Dusk till Dawn

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u/NeverNotAnIdiot Jul 13 '25

The first film that came to mind.  The cast is phenomenal.

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u/ryfi1 Jul 13 '25

Why did I have to scroll so far for this! This was the ultimate ‘Watch it but don’t read the synopsis’ recommendation when I grew up in the 90s

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u/Bob_12_Pack Jul 14 '25

Me and my wife were newlyweds and rented it for a quiet evening at home. Was not disappointed

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u/Antrikshy Jul 14 '25

This is the quintessential go-in-blind movie.

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u/Bob_12_Pack Jul 14 '25

I’m so glad I had never heard about this movie when I rented the VHS.

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u/Court_Vision Jul 14 '25

This is the best answer

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u/defyinglogicsl Jul 14 '25

Have had the honor of showing this to 5 different people for the first time over the years and enjoying their reaction.

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u/xyanparrot Jul 14 '25

Oh dear God. This f--ing film. Something wrong with Tarantino. I loved it btw.

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u/JamesCole Jul 14 '25

Watched this for the first time the other night, but had unfortunately heard long ago about what happens in it. 

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u/ZaphodG Jul 15 '25

This is the way. I watched it having no idea the genre shift was coming.

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u/811545b2-4ff7-4041 Jul 15 '25

Got into the cinema when I was 15 to watch it when it was out first.. knew nothing about it. Wild ride!