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Double Bill Number Twenty Three: Talk to Me (2022) + It's What's Inside (2024) Movies in which the laws of reality are toyed with for the sake of a fun party game, and as you might expect, it goes horribly wrong. (Combine with Double Bill Number Two for a Quadruple Bill of Party Games Go Horribly Wrong)

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Double Bill Number Twenty Two: "For the Man Who Has Everything" (Superman Annual #11, 1985) + "The Inner Light" (Star Trek: The Next Generation S5E25, 1992)

Stories in which the main character is trapped inside his own head and lives an entire alternate life in there.

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Double Bill Number Twenty One: Kopps (2003) + Hot Fuzz (2007) Silly European cop comedies that take an extremely dark turn.

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This fucking movie man.

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Good idea for a double bill.

im laughing so hard my roommate and i each picked a poster from a movie we liked and we were going to decide on a movie we both like to put in the middle but we havent yet so our living room wall just looks like this

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There are exceptions of course, but for the most part? I think most cg animated movies would have been better if they had been 2d animated or stop motion instead.

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Bee Movie (2007) dir. Simon J. Smith & Steve Hickner X-Men: First Class (2011) dir. Matthew Vaughn

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Double Bill Number Twenty:

Past Lives (2023) + Robot Dreams (2023)

Movies from 2023 and set in New York, that are both about moving on from an important and strong relationship in your life.

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Double Bill Number Nineteen: The Little Shop of Horrors (1960) + The Fly (1958) POV: You actually wanted to watch their more revered remakes from 1986, but you ordered the wrong DVDs from the shop. (Now that you do have them, give them a chance, though, they're actually quite good and they are the originals!)

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Double Bill Number Eighteen: Holy Motors (2012) + Titane (2021) Weird surrealist movies, both featuring cars in an important role.

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Double Bill Number Seventeen: Total Recall (1990) + Demolition Man (1993) Movies that have a really weird and fascinating vibe to them, creating an immersive and well-put-together world with its own inner logic. A meeting of giants, with Arnold in one movie and Sly and Wesley in the other.

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Double Bill Number Sixteen: Trouble Every Day (2001) + Near Dark (1987) Fucked up vampire movies that vibe really well together.

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Double Bill Number Fifteen: In My Skin (2002) + Raw (2016) French movies about women who become obsessed with eating human flesh. In addition, Laurent Lucas plays a significant role in both films.

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Double Bill Number Fourteen:

The Coffee Table (2022) + A Christmas Story (1983)

whatthehelliswrongwithhim writes: “hello dave. I just finished the coffee table (2022) and thought it would make a fun double feature with a christmas story (1983): they’re both movies where a guy buys a weirdly sexy piece of furniture that his wife hates. keep up the good work man”

Hi! Thank you for the great suggestion and the kind words! I actually really really want to see “The Coffee Table”, but haven’t been able to find it anywhere, hopefully it will be available here in Norway soon. I think I saw “A Christmas Story” when I was a kid, but maybe it’s due for a rewatch this Christmas season.

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Triple Bill Number Three: Old (2021) + Boy (2010) + Oldboy (2003) A beach that makes you old, a boy's interesting world, and a boy who was trapped in a room until he was old.