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Often used in the same context:
noirish,
film noir,
grand guignol,
melodramatic,
cinematic,
filmic,
absurdist,
overfamiliar,
grisliness,
pulpier,
campy,
slapstick,
suspenseful,
creepy,
mawkish,
jamesian,
unaffecting,
naturalistic,
nabokovian,
mise en scene,
talky,
romcom,
opera buffa,
sophoclean,
dostoyevskian,
schlocky,
overdetermined,
stagy,
gothic,
novelistic,
mozartean,
pantomimic,
overwrought,
seriocomedy,
formulaic,
screwball,
mozartian,
lovecraftian,
pretentious,
authorial,
hackneyed,
fetishistic,
pointillistic,
expressionistic,
melancholy,
motiveless,
postmodern,
deconstructionist,
imagistic,
gothic romance,
cheesy,
reductive,
surrealist,
larky,
spooky,
maudlin,
beguiling,
stagey,
holmesian,
seriocomic,
shivery,
leaden,
dramaturgical,
phantasmagorical,
cliched,
uncontrived,
macabre,
shakespearean,
cloying,
overlong,
formalist,
hardboiled,
onanistic,
elegiac,
necrophiliac,
twee,
dreamy,
parodic,
gorier,
melancholic,
byronic,
allusive,
surrealistic,
essayistic,
picaresque,
tragicomic,
proustian,
lumpish,
magic realism,
nouvelle vague,
languorous,
droll,
impressionistic,
bathetic,
trippy,
propulsive,
artless,
digressive,
romantic,
allegorical,
fantastical,
dreamlike,
chekhovian,
shavian,
brechtian,
emersonian,
faulknerian,
kafkaesque,
aeschylean,
comedic,
dickensian,
joycean,
dantesque,
esque,
heideggerian,
miltonic,
orwellian
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— Nouns for hitchcockian:
suspense,
thriller,
fashion,
elements,
tradition,
universe,
system,
twist,
theme,
thrillers,
style,
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