If you’re in the mood for on-screen fighting and high-speed chases, you’ve come to the right genre. From crime thrillers to sci-fi and comedys, here are the best action movies available to stream now.
Dir. Christopher Leone
Code 3 is a comedy about a crazy night out, though the craziness doesn’t stem from drunkenness, drugs, or bad…
Dir. Chris Sanders
Beautiful in its painterly compositions and gut-wrenching in its storytelling, The Wild Robot has been dubbed one of the best…
Dir. Dev Patel
Often deemed as South Asian John Wick, Monkey Man, of course, has plenty of the stylish action that’s been captivating…
Dir. Nida Manzoor
Kill Bill meets Bend It Like Beckham in this wild ride about a martial arts-obsessed British-Pakistani teenager who views her…
Dir. Jérémie Périn
The premise of Mars Express may not be novel, especially when films like Blade Runner have already gracefully explored the…
Dir. Nikolaj Arcel
In The Promised Land, director Nikolaj Arcel (A Royal Affair) and Mads Mikkelsen reunite to create another intense, enjoyable drama…
Dir. Cheang Pou-Soi & Soi Cheang
If you’re craving for the fast-paced fights, hand-to-hand combat, and insane stunts of Hong Kong action cinema, you might enjoy…
Dir. Mike Roth
While it might not be the most inspired story featuring the titular caped crusader—nor is it a particularly Christmas-y tale—Merry…
Dir. Hideaki Anno
With Marvel and DC monopolizing the superhero landscape with high budgets, big-name actors, and CGI graphics, Shin Kamen Rider feels…
Dir. Arun Matheswaran
Set in the British colonial era, Captain Miller is more unapologetically violent than its counterparts, but it’s not mindlessly so.…
Dir. Matt Angel & Suzanne Coote
There’s not much to analyze in The Wrath of Becky, which might sound like a jab, but for grindhouse thrillers…
Dir. Kenneth Dagatan & Kenneth Lim Dagatan
There’s a cruelty to In My Mother’s Skin that may seem off-putting at first, but one must reckon with the…
Dir. Martika Ramirez Escobar
At times looking and sounding like a real Filipino action film from 50 years ago, while painstakingly edited to juggle…
While this spin-off of Netflix’s previous Castlevania series doesn’t have the most interesting take on vampires, Nocturne’s stellar action scenes…
Dir. Kazutaka Watanabe
As an adaptation of a story written to commemorate the Louvre’s comics-focused exhibit, Rohan at the Louvre expands the short…
Dir. Tom Gormican
Surprisingly heartwarming and enjoyable, The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent turns its over-the-top premise into a tribute to the one…
Dir. Shinji Higuchi
Although this adaptation of the 1960s TV show feels like four episodes of material crammed into a feature runtime, Shin…
Dir. Editi Effiong
When the system messes with you personally, it’s such a powerful fantasy to be able to settle things with your…
Dir. Yosep Anggi Noen
We would never know when we would die, but oftentimes, when faced with a deadline to one’s mortality, most would…
Dir. Ridley Scott
The Last Duel propped high expectations as the Closing Film at the 2021 Venice Film Festival, but its theatrical release…
Dir. Potsy Ponciroli
It’s not easy to abandon the past. Even if you want to shed your new identity, the memory of what…
Dir. Gore Verbinski
In cinema’s fight against AI, we’ve seen sci-fi spectacles, action-packed stunts, and the belief in sheer humanity that helps us…
Dir. Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit
After the devastating Happy Old Year, we were excited to see the next of what Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit has to offer.…
Dir. Saeed Roustaee
Also known as Just 6.5 or Six and a Half per Meters, this police procedural follows the hunt for a…
Hailed as one of the best shows of the year, Gangs of London is a big and brutal account of…
Dir. Lee Byeong-heon & Lee Byoung-heon
A Korean police comedy built on a premise so dumb it’s brilliant: a group of bumbling cops who are so…
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