The Blue Hour (2015)

Both movie have a bullied gay male main character, who comes across a dead body on a field. Things go kinda crazy

Both have the same somber coming-of-age theme and slow paced storytelling. Both the lead tackles lost and hopes to find redemption in life. They also deal with living in what seems is a hopeless place and situation. They both find a way to scope with the help of their on screen partners. The Blue Hour is gravitating towards a creepy-horror-esque genre while 2 Cool 2 Be 4gotten is youth-centric drama.

Basically while everything is different, it's about the exact same story. A very lonely boy/man who search to escape his reality. And they have the same ending.

Again, another 2015 BL with dark themes. Both BL deal with family issues and society looking down on Lgbtq people and both have characters who deal with it through a mixture of intimacy and then violence. Blue hour makes you think more about what was actually happening and is has thriller/horror esque vibes but it not actually scary whereas father and son is meant to be (emphasis on the meant) kinda heartbreaking to empowering tale of gay family learning to care for themselves. Blue hour was also definitely better quality in acting and emotions then Father and son but honestly, weird low production BLs from 2015 for the win

It's last episode is the same story with the same characters in there, but it has some differencies, as "The Blue Hour" looks more sensible and complete.

It's another slightly dark film about a boy getting involved with a mysterious boy he knows nothing about and does dramatic things for.

Both supernatural LGBTQ+ stories told by the same crew (director, screenwriter, cinematographer...). Both are films beautifully shot which tells spiritual storylines.

The atmosphere is the same for me. Both have a secretive and enigmatic plot that runs parallel to the action. Both of these films require watching one, two, or three times before you realise you've learned more and have a better understanding of the material.

Topically different from each other but both Thai movies are excellent brain twisters. Both are well acted and bring interesting and unique storylines that will make you go, “wtf was that,” and forces you to watch it again to figure it out.

they both have supernatural and horror elements and focus on a m/m relationship. They are darker than your usual shows/movies and also both kinda confusing.