City of Industry [1997]
Driven by Harvey Keitel’s powerful performance, City of Industry is a lean and mean nineties neo-noir thriller worth checking out.
Thriller
The Cell [2000]
Visually unique and disturbingly creepy, The Cell is a serial killer movie offering you a look into a nightmarish world others only talk about.
Kicks [2016]
Brutally honest and gripping, Kicks is a hidden gem, a coming-of-age thriller, a hood adventure that’s going to stay with you.
Just Cause [1995]
Extremely underrated, Just Cause is an entertaining nineties thriller featuring an all-star cast and one hell of a detective story.
Knight Moves [1992]
Atmospheric, ambitious, but also a bit messy, Knight Moves is a serial killer movie with a chess twist starring Christopher Lambert.
D-Tox [2002]
Brutal and brooding, D-Tox is a peculiar serial killer movie doubling as a who-done-it murder mystery and featuring one hell of a cast.
Everest [2015]
Featuring breathtaking visuals and an all-star cast, Everest is a gripping and realistic survival thriller based on a harrowing true story.
Switchback [1997]
Suspenseful, well-crafted, and authentic, SwitchBack is a serial killer movie that’s going to keep throwing curveballs at you.
The Man Who Knew Too Much [1956]
A bit messy and melodramatic, Hitchcock’s The Man Who Knew Too Much redeems itself with a suspenseful atmosphere and one hell of a finale.
Flightplan [2005]
Suspenseful and gripping, Flightplan is a psychological thriller set aboard an airplane so contrived that it just fucking works.
Le Chant du Loup AKA The Wolf’s Call [2019]
Stylish and refreshing but also silly at times, The Wolf’s Call is one of the few modern movies about submarines worth watching.
Murder At 1600 [1997]
Progressively better and better, Murder at 1600 is not your average political thriller offering an entertaining plot and lots of action.