There is a constant stream of new Max movies each month, and January is set to be an exceptionally exciting one with the arrival of these three remarkable A24 films. A24 has a long-standing reputation for producing critically acclaimed movies over the years, such as "Moonlight", "Everything Everywhere All at Once", and "Past Lives". Thanks to one of the best streaming services, Max, you now have the opportunity to explore the indie production company's extensive movie library in greater depth.

Dive into January's Max Movie Bonanza with A24's Best

A Different Man

Sebastian Stan shines as Edward in "A Different Man". He is an aspiring actor who undergoes a radical medical procedure to transform his appearance. But what starts as a dream look turns into a terrifying nightmare as he becomes fixated on regaining what he has lost. This surreal dramedy, psychological thriller, and black comedy delves deep into the meaning of true attractiveness, both on the inside and out. It offers a unique perspective on beauty that piques our curiosity.The movie has an RT score of 92% and an age rating of R. With a runtime of 112 minutes, it is directed by Aaron Schimberg. It takes viewers on a captivating journey through Edward's transformation and the psychological turmoil that follows.

Look into My Eyes

"Look into My Eyes" is a documentary that stands out from the crowd. It follows a group of New York City psychics as they provide intimate readings for their clients. This deeply rousing portrait of mediums allows us to feel rather than simply believe. As the clients express a wide range of emotions like loneliness, connection, and healing during their consultations, we are drawn into their world.With an RT score of 90% and an age rating of R, and a runtime of 108 minutes, directed by Lana Wilson, this documentary offers a unique look into the world of psychics and the emotions they evoke.

The Front Room

While Robert Eggers is well-known for his works like "The Witch" and "The Northman", his two brothers Sam and Max have made their mark in the horror genre with "The Front Room". Based on the short story by Susan Hill, this psychological horror centers around pregnant Belinda (Brandy Norwood). Her life takes a tragic turn when her hateful mother-in-law moves in after her husband's death.A24 has a reputation for producing some of the best horror movies, and although not a horror fan myself, I can recognize their influence. When TechRadar's Lucy Buglass first saw the trailer, she was understandably terrified by its "creepy mom-in-law vibes". It's time to overcome my fear and explore the world of horror with this movie. With an RT score of 42% and an age rating of R, and a runtime of 94 minutes, directed by Sam and Max Eggers, "The Front Room" is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.Sign up for breaking news, reviews, opinion, top tech deals, and more.You might also like...