Double or Triple Features we didn't know we needed

The classic post that keeps this in my mind is a joke from many years ago in the National Lampoon:
"Head" and "Shaft" -Peter Tork and Dick Roundtree

On a slightly less flippant and more up to date note, I watched The Menu the other night, and thought that "Pig" explores another aspect of foodie culture and would make a great counterpoint to it.  
    
I also watched "The Pale Blue Eye" and enjoyed it.  Christian Bale plays a retired New York police detective now living near West Point in 1830.  He is called out of retirement to investigate the death of a cadet, and the investigation takes a bizarre turn into the occult.  He is aided in his investigation by West Point cadet Edgar Allen Poe. It is a very slow burn mystery that males excellent use of period costumes and speech patterns to enhance the feelings of isolation and dread.   I think it would be great on a double bill with "Ravenous", another excellently creepy, leasurely paced movie set in approximately the same time period.

The last time I think I saw two movies straight in a row was L’Avventura followed by Les Damoiselles de Rochefort—first you get your beautiful midcentury sorrow and then you lighten up (and it’s very refreshing to when we see Gene Kelly’s big American smile).

I also thought about 
The Lobster
and
Tusk

A double feature I'm going to actually host because I own both now in my collection.

Cannibal Holocaust and Roar

Grizzly Man (2005)
Karate Bear Fighter (1975)

The Price of Fame/Commentary on Mass Media Triple Feature:

The King of Comedy
Network
S.O.B.

"Sacrifice or Armageddon" double feature:

Knock at the Cabin
and
Cabin in the Woods
for all things cabin and end-of-the-world related

Here's a fun triple the missus and I took in a couple years back: Modern-day gumshoe stories.

Brick (2005)
Inherent Vice (2014)
Under the Silver Lake (2018)

I've not seen Cocaine Bear yet but yes it would be a perfect match for a double bill consisting of a Werner Herzog documentary about a man that got eaten by grizzly bears and a Sonny Chiba jawn where he karates a man in a bear suit to death.

Scotch Tape Trilogy (3M)

MARNIE- 1964
Tippi Hedrin, Sean Connery.  One of Hitchcock's darkest

MAGGIE - 2015
 Arnold Schwarzenegger, Abigail Breslin.  Surprisingly thoughtful, low key zombie movie

MANDY -2018 
Nicolas Cage, Andrea Riseborough.  Cults, chainsaw fights, colorful ultraviolence. Pure Nic Cage insanity, not for the squeamish

Is there any place on the internet I can still make money if I claim this trilogy is better than the OG Star Wars trilogy? Anyway, what a baffling series of films I should some day subject myself to watching as a triple feature. Then maybe just watch all of the Resident Evil movies back to back.

Pitch Black (2000)
The Chronicles of Riddick (2004)
Riddick (2013)

Another impromptu one that works:
1. Adaptation
2. Total Recall

or

1. Total Recall
2. Chicken Run

1. Ed Wood
2. Bowfinger

Filmmaker struggling to make a bad sci-fi movie with a stand-in for its lead actor