Category: Thriller

The Night is a slow but emotionally satisfying and haunting thriller made almost entirely in Farsi.

Kindred is a boring, witless and mostly contrived "thriller" about a pregnant woman held against her will.

While Camino is capable in driving consistent tension around its journalist protagonist. it's hampered by indifferent, cliche stereotypes and crude political stands.

Survival in the African desert makes for a clever trapped-in-a-location thriller but Endangered Species is let down by meandering, pedestrian family drama.

Challenging Abel Ferrara Film Willem Dafoe teams up once more with director Abel Ferrara for Siberia, making surreal arthouse fare that paints a wildly provocative portrait of its protagonist. …

Fear features a marginally effective finale after an overlong setup that's designed to scare the MTV generation into abstinence.

Routine and predictable, The Marksman is an unremarkable drama punctuated by a few dry action scenes.

The Korean box-office winner Deliver Us from Evil produces bloody violence and crowd-pleasing action as two popular stars duke it out.

An actor-led murder procedural succeeds purely because of its cast, but The Little Things does explore the mental toll of detective work in an interesting way.

Death Has Blue Eyes is a taut paranormal thriller from filmmaker Nico Mastorakis that grabs you with interesting twists and sexy action.

Dark Web: Cicada 3301 decides early on it's not a pure thriller

A cult masterpiece from Japanese director Teruo Ishii, Shogun's Joy of Torture explores the darker side of punishment during the Edo period.