Category: Thriller

Breach is a dramatic spy thriller based on the true story of FBI agent Robert Hanssen that succeeds thanks to Chris Cooper.

Fatale is slick in its look and theme, but falls to a predictable, cliche noir thriller elements by the end.

Planting viewers in the mind of schizophrenic episodes, Fear of Rain convincingly shows the alienation of mental health breaks.

A relic from DVD's prime, The Net 2.0 soaks in mid-'00s cliches, and few of those are positive.

Forward-thinking in developing an identity theft story, The Net doesn't get everything right, but it's a grand time capsule.

Not always exciting and even moronic, Centigrade still finds tension by forcing a strained marriage into a claustrophobic setting.

Deceiving to the last, Scream of Fear toys with the obvious before making things right in a classic finale.

Small in scale yet hefty in tension, The Snorkel makes for a compelling back-and-forth murder thriller between father and daughter.

A unique bank heist thriller, Cash on Demand is less about the money than the two men involved including an impeccable Peter Cushing.

At times comical, campy, and absurd, Buried Alive still cleverly finds a sharp metaphor for a changing social dynamic.

An intricate criminal thriller from Korea, Beasts Clawing at Straws is crafted with an intelligent script and memorable characters.

While typical in its thriller format, Unhinged finds the means to stand out by involving modern social issues in a smart way.