Category: Thriller

Underground Japanese exploitation starring some of the country's top adult stars, Maniac Driver pays delirious homage to giallo masters.

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.