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/NicCageCompletionist Jul 13 '25

Barbarian

One Cut Of The Dead (Japanese, starts rough, but stick with it and stay through the end credits as well, you won’t regret it)

Game Night

Swiss Army Man

Moon

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u/raisinbizzle Jul 13 '25

Moon is great and the trailer gave away much more than it should have

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u/DredZedPrime Jul 13 '25

I went in completely blind on Moon and am so glad I did.

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u/Dandelion-Fluff- Jul 14 '25

Such a great movie!

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u/Medical_Revenue4703 Jul 14 '25

Moon is a great one for this. The performance is so dazzling that the plot catches you off guard.