8MM [1999]
Visceral, dark, and brooding, 8MM is a captivating and subversive neo-noir masterpiece exploring themes the general public usually avoids.
Thriller
Transsiberian [2008]
Transsiberian is not your average train movie but an engaging and character-driven thriller full of twists set against a post-Soviet backdrop.
Rope [1948]
Macabre, creative, and incredibly well-crafted, Rope is a psychological thriller unfolding in real-time that will blow you the fuck away.
Rounders [1998]
Much more than just a movie about poker, Rounders is also an exciting thriller full of colorful characters and with a vibrant atmosphere.
Se7en [1995]
Brooding, intense, and visceral, Se7en is probably the best serial killer movie ever made that will pull you into its living nightmare.
Training Day [2001]
Captivating, pulpy, and just so fucking cool, Training Day is much more than a hood, police, or a crime thriller, it’s a fucking masterpiece.
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Dark Blue [2002]
Dark Blue is another thriller involving police detectives and all the usual stuff: loyalty, righteousness, and making the right choice. I
Bringing Out the Dead [1999]
Following a burned-out paramedic working night shifts, Bringing Out the Dead is an immersive, atmospheric, and fascinating character study.
Breakdown [1997]
Suspenseful as fuck, Breakdown is an effective and very immersive thriller following a couple whose car breaks down in the middle of nowhere.
Insomnia [2002]
Featuring stunning cinematography, Insomnia is a character-driven thriller about a serial killer and sleep-deprived detective set in snowy Alaska.
Hard Candy [2005]
Very suspenseful and engaging psychological slow-burner revolving around online dating, pedophilia, and the modern world we live in, a must-see.
Phone Booth [2002]
Short, fast and incredibly suspenseful, Phone Booth is an excellent single-location thriller starring Colin Farrell and Forest Whitaker.