Phone Booth [2002]
Short, fast and incredibly suspenseful, Phone Booth is an excellent single-location thriller starring Colin Farrell and Forest Whitaker.
Thriller
The Insider [1999]
Based on actual events, The Insider is a slow-burning thriller featuring an intense atmosphere, a thought-provoking story, and a superb cast.
First Snow [2006]
Surprisingly grounded for a movie examining such thought-provoking concepts, First Snow is an underrated thriller you need to watch.
Crash [1996]
Featuring a sexually charged atmosphere and a lot of nudity, Crash is a devilishly subversive thriller exploring fetishes, love, and desire.
Frailty [2001]
Disturbingly sitting somewhere between horror and thriller genres, Frailty is a gripping serial killer movie loosely based on real events.
Dolan’s Cadillac [2009]
Based on Stephen King’s short story, Dolan’s Cadillac is a solid revenge thriller featuring a juicy atmosphere and an even better setting.
Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! [1965]
Female domination, titillating scenes featuring huge cleavages, fast cars, and cheesy plot twists await you in Faster Pussycat Kill Kill.
Hell Ride [2008]
Weird, stylish, and violent, Hell Ride is an homage to all those seventies biker movies. Produced by Quentin Tarantino it simply tries too hard to be cool.
Death Proof [2007]
Juicy and full of sexually-charged energy, Death Proof is a slasher with a deadly car instead of a knife as the murder weapon.
Animal Factory [2000]
Featuring one hell of a cast led by Dafoe, Furlong, and motherfucking Danny Trejo, Animal Factory is a gritty and slow-burning prison thriller.
I.D. [1995]
I.D. is that gritty and authentic movie about hooligans you’ve been looking for. It’s an excellent character study showing you the transformation into one.