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Is NEON going toe to toe with A24?
As I’ve been checking off my backlog I have been suprised at many bangers there have been. I just finished Perfect Days and was thinking I’m getting pretty close to putting Neon up film for film with A24. It was alot closer than I expected. In no particular order and not even saying these are the best but what I had in my list. A24 still stronger but much closer than I anticipated. Lots of omissions I’m sure.
A24 — Neon
Everything Everywhere All at Once — Parasite
Moonlight — Anora
The Florida Project — Anatomy of a Fall
Lady Bird — Portrait of a Lady on Fire
The Lighthouse — The Worst Person in the World
The Witch — Perfect Days
Uncut Gems — Titane
Ex Machina — Triangle of Sadness
Hereditary — Pig
Aftersun — Robot Dreams
Past Lives — Longlegs
Minari — Spencer
The Farewell — How to Blow Up a Pipeline
The Green Knight — Palm Springs
Midsommar — Apollo 11
The Iron Claw — Flee
Civil War — Memoria
A Ghost Story — The Lodge
The Brutalist — I, Tonya
Swiss Army Man — Infinity Pool
Room — The Seed of the Sacred Fig
Eighth Grade — The Assistant
Spring Breakers — Monos
The Lobster — The Climb
Enemy — In the Earth
Where did the "couple attacked by monster in car at make-out spot" trope come from?
Don't know if this is the right place for this, but I didn't know where else to ask.
Where did the trope of a young couple being attacked by a monster at a "make-out point" while making out in their car originally come from? I see parodies of it in all kinds of media. I've even seen parodies of the parodies, but where did this trope originally come from? Was it ever used unironically?