The Mezzanine

Gory, no. Scary... kinda. It's largely suspenseful-scary - where you know that clearly the killer is somewhere nearby (and the protagonist knows it too), and now you're just... waiting... tensely...

The many many deaths are mostly slightly off-screen. So, for instance, she's clearly being stabbed, but you can see the killer brandishing a knife - and not her being stabbed. The most dramatic thing that happens to her on-screen is her head being hit with a baseball bat - and it is about as undramatic as you can make that.


You are making Russian Doll sound more appealing than I thought. Must track that down at some point.