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R E C O I L .
PERCEPTION FILES

The Collection
Is Thought-Disturbing

A handpicked vault of films that examine identity, trauma, and manipulation with surgical precision.

DISTORTION GALLERY

Films that Explore
the Human Psyche

Fractured psyche, unreliable narratives. All unforgettable.

1986

Dancing in the Dark
Director: Leon Marr

The present unfolds along with scenes from the past in this intense psychological drama about Edna, a woman in the hospital who each day writes down her memories.

PG-13

1983

Cop Killer
Director: Roberto Faenza

Gritty tension and psychological mind games drive this cult crime thriller. Harvey Keitel stars as a corrupt police officer whose violent past catches up with him when he’s ensnared in a dangerous battle of wits with a mysterious young man, played by musician John Lydon (Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols). Deception, obsession, and shifting power dynamics build to a haunting climax in this dark portrait of guilt and control.

R

2009

Still Waters
Director: Indi Wijay

Still devastated over his ex-fiancee's murder, Jay goes on a weekend camping trip with his new girlfriend, his brother and his brother's girlfriend. Now away from the distractions of the city, conflicts arise.

NR

1961

Mr. Sardonicus
Director: William Castle

From legendary showman William Castle comes this eerie Gothic horror tale of greed, cruelty, and terror. When a ruthless baron digs up his father’s grave in search of riches, he’s cursed with a ghastly, permanent grin that reflects his twisted soul. As his obsession with a cure grows darker, those around him are drawn into a world of sadism and dread. Complete with Castle’s famous “Punishment Poll” gimmick, Mr. Sardonicus is a chilling cult classic of macabre atmosphere and shocking imagery.

Approved

2009

Layover
Director: April Wright

Richard (Daniel Rhyder) and Tiffany (Stacey Miller) share some painful secrets in a remote airport in this independent drama.

TV-MA

1954

Track of the Cat
Director: William A. Wellman

A remote ranching family is torn apart by bitter rivalries, unspoken secrets, and the threat of a mysterious panther stalking their land. Robert Mitchum leads the cast as a brooding hunter determined to track the deadly beast, while Teresa Wright and Tab Hunter add depth to the tense family drama. Track of the Cat blends Western grit with psychological tension, delivering a haunting, visually striking tale of survival and suppressed emotion.

Approved

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