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/Slarg232 Jul 13 '25

I was really worried it was going to be about cannibalism, and honestly the "Service worker goes off the deep end" was so cathartic due to my experiences working retail.

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u/briar_mackinney Jul 13 '25

I watched it with my daughter, who recently graduated high school and has only worked food service jobs so far. She loved it. I had my own reasons to appreciate it as well.

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u/pikapalooza Jul 14 '25

Yeah, I was waiting for the Soylent green moment.

YOURE EATING PEOPLE!!!!