Deciding to watch something at the close of the day, I came across a movie called "Strange Darling." It's a psychological thriller centered on a serial killer, and I went in knowing absolutely nothing about it beforehand. I didn’t look for any previews or read anything about the plot; I just started watching. The story pulled me right in as it progressed. The storyline was engaging, keeping me guessing about who the killer really was. I often felt like I understood what was happening, but then I'd be either entirely correct or way off base. Paying close attention was necessary to notice all of the small hints and details. I thought "Strange Darling" was a pretty good film and valued it for what it offered, though I probably won’t watch it again. The movie explored disturbing and overly graphic sexual content, which would make it inappropriate for children. But I can understand why some critics and viewers enjoyed it – the psychological suspense and the bizarre story of a serial killer had me guessing until the very end. Even though my first guess was incorrect, everything became clear once all the elements connected.

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