01 Two hitmen, a boxer, and a gangster's wife weave through a nonlinear crime saga in Los Angeles.
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An anthology film lives or dies on its weakest segment, and the ones on this list mostly avoid that trap entirely, whether they’re built around a shared location, a shared holiday, or nothing but tone.
01 Two hitmen, a boxer, and a gangster's wife weave through a nonlinear crime saga in Los Angeles.
02 An architect's recurring nightmare is echoed by his dinner guests' own unsettling supernatural stories.
03 Eighteen short films, each set in a different Parisian neighborhood, explore love in all its forms.
04 Six standalone stories of ordinary people pushed past their breaking point, each sharper than the last.
05 Four traditional Japanese ghost stories told with meticulous, painterly visual style.
06 Four stories adapted from the classic anthology series, one shadowed by a real on-set tragedy.
07 Six standalone tales of the American West, ranging from slapstick to genuinely bleak.
08 Three women in three different decades face the same house and the same difficult decision.
09 Three directors each contribute a short film about very different corners of New York City life.
10 Five interconnected stories follow travelers along the same stretch of desert highway who can't seem to escape it.
11 A group of criminals discover a stack of cursed videotapes, each one worse than the last.
12 Four separate horror stories, connected only by dread, told across one anthology.
13 Five gleefully gruesome tales pay direct homage to classic horror comic books.
14 Five interwoven Halloween-night stories all share the same small-town setting and a mischievous trick-or-treater.