Clue (1985)

Tim Curry tries to keep a mansion full of agitated suspects moving faster than their explanations can collapse. The appeal is comic acceleration: repeated accounts, sudden entrances and a cast treating every accusation as both danger and performance. It shares Knives Out's enjoyment of a room full of combustible personalities, but pushes towards farce. The familiar home-viewing version presents alternative endings, so treat it as a playful mystery rather than a single fair-play test.