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Title
Status
Library
Tags
Suspiria (1977)
Film · Owned · paired with remake
Keep side-by-side notes with the 2018 remake for atmosphere and score contrast.
giallo
witchcraft
color study
The Thing (1982)
Film · Owned · franchise root
Strong candidate for theme cluster with paranoia, isolation, and failed trust.
body horror
antarctica
practical effects
Twin Peaks (1990)
Series · Not owned · season-linked
Need explicit season relationships before logging watch history.
surreal
small town
mystery
Station Eleven (2021)
Miniseries · Not owned · adaptation
Worth testing enrichment prompts against softer thematic material instead of genre-heavy titles.
post-collapse
traveling troupe
memory
Semantic search
Conversation-ready retrieval
Latest query
Find films I own with ritual themes, strong color palettes, and notes comparing originals to remakes.
1. Suspiria (1977)
theme overlap: witchcraft, ritual, color study
2. Inferno (1980)
theme overlap: occult architecture, visual excess
3. The Wicker Man (1973)
theme overlap: ritual, folk horror, communal belief
Relationship map
Explicit connections
Scarface (1932) -> Scarface (1983)
remake_of
Twin Peaks -> Season 2
season_of
Alien -> Aliens -> Alien 3
sequel chain
Recent activity
Catalog updates
Today
Metadata pass
Alien franchise chain
Linked prequel, sequel, and crossover relationships across 9 titles.
Yesterday
Watch log
Cure (1997)
Marked watched, added note on procedural dread and identity erosion.
May 1
Library sync
New arrivals
Detected 7 catalog matches and 2 missing editions.Coverage
Collection balance
Owned and watched
68%
Library tracked
52%
Theme enriched
41%
Open work
Next curation passes
- Normalize season rows for anthology series.
- Backfill notes into embeddings-ready text blocks.
- Split psychological horror into tags versus themes.