In The Line Of Fire [1993]
Unlike Eastwood’s other 90s thrillers, In The Line Of Fire follows a Secret Service agent trying to protect the president from a slick assassin.
Thriller
The Driver [1978]
Gritty and drenched in a juicy noir atmosphere, The Driver is a minimalistic crime thriller that has its flaws but is a uniquely engaging experience.
M.F.A. [2017]
Surprisingly well-crafted and balanced, M.F.A. is a revenge thriller about an art student turning into a vigilante after a sexual assault on campus.
Primal Fear [1996]
Full of twists, Primal Fear is a gripping and entertaining legal thriller bolstered by excellent performances and controversial topics.
Runaway Jury [2003]
Sleek and full of twists, Runaway Jury is a highly entertaining Machiavellian legal thriller exploring topics that are still controversial.
Thief [1981]
Featuring a timeless neo-noir aesthetic, Thief is not just a gritty crime thriller inspired by true events but also a gripping character study.
Miami Vice [2006]
In attempts to turn Miami Vice, the movie, into a gritty crime thriller, Mann created an uneven mess still worth checking out for the fans of the genre.
Air Force One [1997]
Entertaining but also silly and cheesy, Air Force One is a big ’90s thriller with a formidable cast – basically Die Hard, but on an airplane.
Green Zone [2010]
Green Zone is not a “Jason Bourne set in Iraq” but an engaging and also a bit flawed thriller based on bizarre true events starring Mat Damon.
Don’t Move [2024]
Simple and effective, Don’t Move is an entertaining thriller unfolding in real time about a game of cat and mouse between a serial killer and young woman.
Last Knights [2015]
A bit bland and sluggish, Last Knights is nonetheless a historical epic worth watching, thanks to its impressive visuals and strong cast.
Lucky Number Slevin [2006]
Stylish, cocky, and packed with big names, Lucky Number Slevin is a crime thriller with a compelling mistaken-identity story to tell.