Finally!

Thanks for the list, I'll be sure to check those out. I LOVED Baskin and also A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night - they both had a lot to offer stylistically and thematically, and I found the writing and acting to be quite compelling as well. I don't understand the hate surrounding Baskin, and how people can just dismiss it as "lazy." I think that it is a much more complex film than people are giving it credit for, and the "laziness" to me just seems like they don't understand it. The motifs in it come full-circle and actually all fit together quite nicely in the universe of the movie, unlike many other films (especially horror/thriller films) that try to do so and fail.

It reminded me a lot of David Lynch's Mulholland Drive, especially with the use of the diner for dream-like sequences/discussing dreams and the lighting/tone of the shots as well as the strange humor/comic relief. Overall, I think it is a delightfully dark film that takes the viewer to places that it doesn't expect to be taken, and makes the viewer also question what is real life/dream life and I love films that do that successfully.

No mention of "Angst" (1983)? Absolute classic of German/ horror cinema. One of the most solid films I've ever seen. Seems like it's directed by Kubrick. Must see for horror fans. You've been warned.

Great list!
I thoroughly enjoyed this film & wholeheartedly agree with OP's sentiment. I've seen a few of the above mentioned films, which I enjoyed, so I'll def check out the rest. I've heard of them all, but wouldn't have known they run in the vein of Baskin, so should be good! Horrorfest tonight/, anyone?