Who doesn’t love a bit of suspense? If you’re looking for an exciting watch that will grip your attention without letting go, look no further. Here are the best thrillers to stream now, from dramas to fantasies and beyond.
A young piano tuner with freakish hearing gets pulled into cracking safes. A well-made adult crime picture that trusts its…
Dir. Sam Raimi
Warning: this film is incredibly gory, terribly gruesome, and horrendously disgusting. We urge you to go in without any food.…
Dir. Jafar Panahi
You can probably predict from the title that an accident starts this thriller but what happens after is totally unexpected.…
Dir. Kleber Mendonça Filho
From 1964-1985, Brazil was under a military dictatorship. If you’re looking for films about this period of time, you can…
Dir. Francis Lawrence
The dystopian survival thriller isn’t concerned about the reasons behind its death marathon, only giving a short speech about a…
Dir. Carmen Emmi
The strength of Plainclothes is the way it captures a memory. Fitting, for a film primarily set on New Year’s…
Dir. Steven Soderbergh
Steven Soderbergh’s Black Bag has almost everything you’d expect from a spy movie: explosions, betrayal, sexual tension, and beautiful actors.…
Dir. Yorgos Lanthimos
If it weren’t for the people involved, the English-language remake of the Korean sci-fi comedy Save the Green Planet might…
Dir. Coralie Fargeat
There is nothing quite like The Substance right now. It’s unsubtle, it’s provocative, and its satirical humor can be a…
Dir. Magnus von Horn
Given the original real-life story behind it, perhaps it shouldn’t be surprising that The Girl with the Needle was so…
Dir. Jang Jae-hyun
For the longest time, land was where people formed strength in community, where people were born, lived, died, and was…
Dir. Aaron Schimberg
“Inner beauty is what counts” is a cliche many films have tried and failed to tackle, but A Different Man…
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. JT Mollner
A big part of Strange Darling’s charm is its ability to surprise you with one twist after another, so it’s…
Dir. James Watkins
In case you didn’t know, Speak No Evil is based on a Danish film of the same name, released only…
Dir. Francis Galluppi
Shot for only 20 days with a budget of a million dollars, The Last Stop in Yuma County is a…
Dir. Clint Eastwood
Juror #2 is the kind of film that doesn’t waste time: it’s immediately compelling as it throws questions about morality,…
Dir. Kitty Green
The Royal Hotel sees Hanna (Julia Garner) and Liv (Jessica Henwick) resorting to take up a dire live-in job behind…
Dir. Paul Schrader
As the third instalment in Paul Schrader’s “man in a room” trilogy after First Reformed (2017) and The Card Counter…
Dir. Jérémie Périn
The premise of Mars Express may not be novel, especially when films like Blade Runner have already gracefully explored the…
Dir. John Trengove
South African director John Trengove follows-up his debut The Wound with another take on masculinity, this time set in the…
Dir. Daniel Goldhaber
On the one hand, How to Blow Up a Pipeline is a tense thriller—an excellently set-up heist that makes you…
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. Brandon Cronenberg
Surreal, off-putting, and extremely disturbing, Infinity Pool plays with the concepts of cloning and the death penalty to craft an…
Dir. Rose Glass
After years of relatively tame, tearjerking LGBTQ+ dramas, finally comes a sexy, erotic thriller made for and by sapphic women…
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. Matthew Goodhue
Amongst the google searches for this one you’ll find “Is Slotherhouse a real film?” and that says a lot. When…
Dir. Garth Davis
Director Garth Davis (who worked with Jane Campion on Top of the Lake) adapts Iain Reid’s novel Foe with little…
Dir. Shane Atkinson
Sometimes, especially when you’ve gone without it for so long, you would do anything for a shred of respect. LaRoy,…
Dir. Alice Troughton & Female director
Appropriately for its literary focus, The Lesson feels, in places, like the gripping adaptation of a bestselling psychological thriller. Unfortunately,…
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