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DZ-87: Keeping Genre fresh – Get Out, Promising Young Woman, and The Invisible Man

DRAFT ZERO look at GET OUT, PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN and THE INVISIBLE MAN (with reference to PARASITE, JOHN WICK, TAKEN, KNIVES OUT and more) to see what tools the writers have used to deliver on the expectations of a genre while moving that genre on, without writing something stale.

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