Category: Thriller

With limited tension, Frost only has so much to offer the single location thriller genre.

The star-laden Desperate Hours pits a mercurial Mickey Rourke against Anthony Hopkins with mixed results despite the electric performances and memorable sequences.

Cat and mouse DTV thriller between burglars and a spunky blind girl, See For Me delivers underwhelming action despite a few clever twists

Frank Perry's methodical, creepy criminal melodrama Man on a Swing sees a steel-jawed Cliff Robertson matching wits with a demented Joel Grey.

Desperate Hour tries to compartmentalize an real world American nightmare, but it's ultimately flaccid as it stalls from the outset.

Ryu Murakami's engaging NC-17 Tokyo Decadence is about the inner emotional turmoil of a heart-broken call girl struggling for happiness.

Set in the segregated South, Girl on a Chain Gang plays much differently with audiences today than it did upon release in 1966.

Between the open ocean, sharks, stock footage, and awful compositing, Alicia Silverstone never stood a chance in The Requin.

Nightmare is a lesser but atmospheric psychological chiller fashioned out of a twisting screenplay.

Trashy, derivative suspense thriller Shattered works thanks to a cast working overtime and newcomer Lilly Krug.

The overrated indie mess Surge stars Ben Whishaw as a man slowly losing it in London with violent results.

A vivacious Ann-Margret and a stately John Forsythe star in this pulpy thriller about teen delinquency, which isn't a pure classic but is a fantastic guilty pleasure for many …