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1940– · American film director and screenwriter

Also known as: Brian DePalma, Brian Russell De Palma, Brian Russell DePalma, De Palma, DePalma, Брайан Де Пальма

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Cornell Woolrich1903–1968
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Voyeuristic, paranoid noir suspense built on obsession and twisted coincidence, close to De Palma's Hitchcockian thrillers. (AI reason)
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Patricia Highsmith1921–1995
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Psychological suspense about doubles, guilt and murderous obsession with an amoral, unsettling tone. (AI reason)
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Robert Bloch1917–1994
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Lurid psychological horror-thrillers with split identities and shock twists, the Psycho lineage De Palma draws on. (AI reason)
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James Ellroy1948–
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Violent, operatic crime fiction steeped in corruption, sexual obsession and Hollywood-era sleaze. (AI reason)
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Vertigo-style mysteries of deception, obsession and mistaken identity. (AI reason)
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Jim Thompson1906–1977
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Dark pulp noir with psychopathic narrators and lurid violence. (AI reason)
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Elmore Leonard1925–2013
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Gangster and criminal-underworld stories with stylish dialogue, akin to Scarface and Carlito's Way. (AI reason)
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Stephen King1947–
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Gothic horror and telekinetic revenge fiction, including Carrie, sharing De Palma's blend of horror and melodrama. (AI reason)
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Edwin Torres1931–
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Gritty East Harlem gangster novels that served as the source for Carlito's Way. (AI reason)
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Thomas Harris1940–
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Stylish serial-killer thrillers emphasizing voyeurism, identity and psychological horror. (AI reason)
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