Or even directors who have mastered the art catching you off guard with the most creative narratives.

Mulholland drive

perfect blue

You talking about plot twist or creative/unorthodox narrative structure?

Cache. The way haneke made that s*** just gives me the creeps

Christopher Nolan has mastered the arts of plot twists

Memento

That's what came to my mind. Then remembered interstellar too

The Handmaiden >>>>>

Has this always been popular. The moment I find out about the movie last month I've started seeing people talk about it

Peeped last night. Soooooo good my god

The trailer for Collateral Beauty certainly deceived me into watching the worst movie I've ever seen.

Both.

Both.

Lol No Country For Old Men sure surprised me. First time watching it as a teen I didn't catch that we were really following Tommy Lee's character the way we were. But it was based off a book so idk of that counts

shutter island, oldboy, the prestige

fire

It Comes At Night

Yea it's Park Chan-wook's most famous film so far and the popularity has grown last couple years for sure, with more people noticing South Korean cinema.

Oldboy is far more popular and miles better. I would actually argue that Oldboy was the gate opener to South Korean cinema for many people. I know many that stuck there but there are also many that explored more. The fact that there are South Korean films celebrated pretty much every year helps a lot too. The Handmaiden is one of these I'd say.

oldboy is way more popular but i personally dont think its better

Actual masterpiece
One of those films u keep thinkin about after its finished