Mr. Green

Guy Ritchie’s fourth film was received quite poorly by critics. The British director, known for his stylish crime films, had become a prisoner of his own image. While Revolver outwardly appears to be yet another gangster movie, it is actually a complex psychological puzzle.

You start watching — and everything looks fine. A cozy house. Friendly people. Smiles, sunlight. But something feels off. It’s not what they say. It’s how they pause. How they smile a little too wide. You can’t explain it — but you don’t trust it.

Sometimes you start something — and in the beginning, everything seems normal. No monsters. No supernatural. But there’s that feeling — like something’s off. A small detail, a look, silence that comes at the wrong time. And then, together with the characters, you start doubting the one thing that seemed certain — your own perception.

Sometimes you watch something and it's all the same: familiar faces, predictable plot, standard twists. And sometimes you stumble upon a show so bizarre, you’re not even sure if it’s genius or nonsense. Spoiler: it’s genius. Here are three shows that break the mold — and then some.