In this episode Doug and Craig descend in to the darkness of the movie mind. As they discuss their Favorite Psychological Thrillers. We would love to hear your top 10! So leave a comment or you can also comment on our new Facebook page
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1. Repulsion: There are no words.
2. Taxi Driver: Oh, Travis Bickle, I so love watching you lose your mind.
3. The Exorcist: This is not really a film about a demon possessing a little girl. It’s about Damien Karras and his crisis of faith. The book makes this more clear, but you get the idea.
4. Peeping Tom: This came out the same year as Psycho. No matter how much I watch it, I just can’t believe those two films came out in 1960. Also, 4b. Psycho. I cheated.
5. Videodrome: David Cronenberg, you never stop making me feel icky. Thanks a bunch.
6. Silence of the Lambs: What more can I say?
7. Memento: Funny story, my parents have received this movie from Netflix three times over the last two years. They can never remember that they have seen it.
8. Black Swan: Ugh, shiver. This film made me reconsider my disdain for Natalie Portman.
9. Old Boy: This is another film you don’t want to give away the ending to. Holy crap. It’s the second in Park Chanwook’s vengeance trilogy.
10. Jacob’s Ladder: So scary and sad.