Jane Schoenbrun returns with a new kind of remake, carving up slasher conventions with surreal, campy abandon. Newly-minted scream queens Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson are a revelatory pairing, bringing wit, deep feeling, and sultry eroticism to this visionary dissection of movie nostalgia.

Expectation-defying rap icon André 3000 lends his enchanting presence to this twinkling short film, made to accompany his recent suite of jazzy piano improvisations. Suffused with the energy of André’s nimble-fingered playing, 7 piano sketches saunters with the expressiveness of a silent comedy.

Tree trunks deliver privacy, and brooks fill water bottles: The mountains provide in India Donaldson’s keenly observed debut. Lily Collias gives a poignant performance as a graciously overburdened daughter, balking at the tribalism and dated gender dynamics that rear their ugly heads in the woods.

Best described as the love child of Columbo and The Naked Gun, Graham Mason’s absurdist comedy gleefully spoofs 1970s mystery-of-the-week TV with plenty of love, silliness, and shocking accuracy. Brace yourself for inventive sight gags, increasingly ridiculous suspects, and a sea of bell-bottoms!

Created by Graham Mason with starring comedians Matt Barats and Anthony Oberbeck, the “Reveries” trilogy jump-starts with this dive into trippy waters. Sounding out echoes of the stoner film, the trio makes quick work of dazed characters who might muse on anything—from dolphins to electric cars.