Blink Twice (15)

Glass Onion meets The Menu - as Channing Tatum hosts a creepy party - in this daft yet ludicrously entertaining psychological thriller.

Zoe Kravitz’s debut as director, which first made headlines for its provocative original name—Pussy Island, though that title has, understandably, since been changed, sees tech billionaire Slater King (Tatum) inviting cocktail waitress Frida (Naomi Ackie) as well as slew of other guests (including Christian Slater and Adria Ajorna) to his private island. As the “dream” vacation unfolds, strange and unsettling things begin to unfold, and Frida is forced to question her perception of reality as the guests begin to forget parts of the night, all the while King is documenting the strange events with his polaroid camera.

The concept was born from Kravitz's frustration around the treatment of women by powerful men in Hollywood, and you can tell she’s having fun here with a serious subject matter. Much like what Jordan Peele did with Get Out, Blink Twice is a sharp, sexy, funny, yet terrifying satire with razor sharp wit and a nasty edge. This is one party you won’t want to miss.