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You Can See Everything movie poster: Extreme closeup of Elizabeth Holmes, a blurred image of Nathan Fielder behid her
MOVIE

You Can See Everything

age 15+

Twisty, mature Holmes doc is a critical thinking challenge.

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Clayface movie poster: The top half of Matt Hagen's face above a cut-out section and a smaller image of him walking below
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Clayface

age 16+

Comic book body horror offers skin-deep revenge thrills.

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Crystal Lake TV show poster: Linda Cardellini holds a young boy close, both partially obscured by shadows
TV

Crystal Lake

age 16+

Gory, violent horror prequel has sex, language, drinking.

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Poster for Carrie shows the main character, a teen girl, walking in a school hallway, surrounded by flames.
TV

Carrie

age 15+

Telekinetic teen horror tale has violence, drinking, drugs.

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