At the movies: Renfield.

 I liked this more than most, it seems. It is chaotic as hell, and way gorier than you might expect (though cartoonish gore, not upsetting gore). But you put Nicholas Hoult in a floppy haircut, and I'm going to at least let you explain.

At the movies: Shatranj-e Baad (Chess Game of The Wind).

 

The story behind The Chess Game of The Wind (note: there are several variant English titles for this film, and I'm using them all) is captivating, and the film is an exceptional riff of shunned houses and cursed families, and I recommend it completely,