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For a modern take on themes of identity and transformation, The Skin I Live In is a Spanish film that shares a surgical thread with Scalpel. A plastic surgeon's obsessive quest blurs the lines of morality and identity.

The Talented Mr. Ripley offers another tale of identity manipulation, as a young con artist charmingly snakes his way into the lives of wealthy playboys, evoking a similar unsettling tone to Scalpel.

For fans of Scalpel's identity-swapping plotline, Face/Off presents a high-octane version where an FBI agent and a terrorist switch appearances. It's a thrilling blend of action and psychological drama.

Like Scalpel, A Kiss Before Dying intertwines family, murder, and deceit. It's about a charming young man willing to kill to secure a wealthy lifestyle, a chill you might recognize.

Single White Female delves into themes of identity theft and obsession, akin to Scalpel's narrative. When a woman gets a roommate, she doesn't expect to be copied in every way possible, leading to terror.

Body Double spins a similar web of visual deception and psychological suspense as Scalpel. Exploring voyeurism and the dark Hollywood underbelly, this film will keep you questioning what's real.