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These days, the nostalgia machine is turned to overdrive: Every other day, another reboot or spinoff is announced (a Legally Blonde prequel and a Tomb Raider series made headlines recently). But none of Hollywood’s efforts have as come close to capturing the feeling of childhood in the ’90s as director Jane Schoenbrun’s new psychological horror film, I Saw the TV Glow.

It’s a personal story for the director, who grew up in the ’90s New York’s suburbs and always sensed something was a bit off with their surroundings. “You can’t talk about the suburbs without talking about white supremacy and white flight,” Schoenbrun, 37, tell Bustle. “That idea of safety and stability only exists in what it excludes.” Add a dollop of ’90s “end of history” delusion, and the world only gets hazier.