10 Movies to Watch If You Like Possession
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Beat the Algorithm a recurring column dedicated to providing you with relevant and diverse streaming recommendations based on your favorite movies. Today, we’re recommending films to watch if you’re a fan of Andrzej Żuławski’s disquieting horror film Possession.
Do you like to feel bad? We hope it’s not presumptive to think the answer is a resounding yes. After all, you did click on this column looking for more movies that will make you feel the way
Possession makes you feel.
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A man accused of stalking Somerset MP Rebecca Pow has a told a jury he only wanted her help to fight what he believed were historic injustices against him.
What happens to a dystopia that never comes to be? Does a story’s inaccuracy in predicting the future make it kitsch, a curio with no value beyond historic curiosity? Is an unrealized world the science fiction equivalent of a doomsday prophet after doomsday comes and goes? Or is there still something to be gleaned from a dark vision that might have gotten some particulars spectacularly wrong, but still taps into a broader understanding of how the future might go awry, and suggests what we might do to keep that from happening?
The 1972 science fiction film
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