Best A24 Movies

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Best overall

You Can See Everything

4.7 overall score

Highest ranked product in this category by consolidated review score.

Safest pick

The Invite

4.5 overall score

Balances a strong score with broader review coverage.

Best value

Backrooms

5.0 in rewatch value

Leads this category on a matching scored feature.

Most praised feature

cinematography

4.8 category average

The strongest recurring feature across products in this category.

Most common complaint: family friendliness (2.1 category average)

#1 You Can See Everything
4.7

Choose this inventive, unsettling documentary for fearless questioning, dark humor, and unpredictable storytelling. Skip it if you want a short, straightforward exposé with definitive answers.

Pros: originality, humor

#2 The Invite
4.5

Best for razor-sharp adult comedy, exceptional ensemble work, and a surprisingly moving marriage story. Skip it if talk-heavy chamber pieces, explicit relationship discussions, or an occasionally intrusive string score wear...

Pros: humor, screenplay quality

Cons: score quality, runtime

#3 Backrooms
4.2

Best for immersive liminal dread, extraordinary sets, oppressive sound, and committed performances. Skip it if you need fast pacing, fully developed characters, clear answers, or a conventionally satisfying ending.

Pros: acting performance, scares

Cons: ending satisfaction, plot clarity

#4 Primetime
4.1

Best for Robert Pattinson, a superb ensemble, and grimy early-2000s visual craft. Skip it if you want a deeper, cleanerly resolved examination of To Catch a Predator’s ethics and legacy.

Pros: lead performance, visual style

Cons: theme depth, story quality

#5 The Drama
3.8

Best for committed performances, prickly chemistry, and dark comedy that turns wedding anxiety into moral discomfort. Skip it if thin character development or the provocative handling of school-shooting trauma is...

Pros: humor, theme depth

Cons: character development, screenplay quality

#6 How to Make a Killing
3.5

Best for Glen Powell’s charisma, a strong ensemble, slick presentation, and a few sharp twists. Skip it if you want incisive satire, airtight crime logic, deep characterization, or consistently biting...

Pros: lead performance, humor

Cons: entertainment value, originality

#7 The Death of Robin Hood
3.4

Best for Hugh Jackman’s commanding performance, striking medieval imagery, and a thoughtful redemption story. Skip it if graphic child-killing, relentless gloom, or a very slow second half will outweigh the...

Pros: visual style, cinematography

Cons: story quality, pacing

#8 Onslaught
3.2

Good if you want a slick, synth-driven Carpenter-style bloodbath led by a widely praised Adria Arjona. Skip it if thin characters, undercooked ideas, uneven pacing, or an anticlimactic finale will...

Pros: lead performance, entertainment value

Cons: action sequences, ending satisfaction