Thrillers are designed to hold your interest and elicit feelings of suspense and anticipation. You’ll often hear the term ‘nail-biting’ and ‘edge of your seat’ attributed to a thriller.
Movies categorized as thrillers can produce anxiety towards characters within the narrative. The protagonist will more than likely be in danger from the very beginning of the film.
Thrillers generally don’t include a lot of graphic violence unless specifically included with another genre.
They said it would scare me silly, but Terrified unsettled me instead. With levitating bodies, undead children, and a whole lot of calm denial, this Argentine horror is more tonally fascinating than flat-out frightening. I wasn’t terrified, but I was deeply intrigued. #motherofmovies
A true-crime junkie, three dates, and a serial killer — F** Marry Kill* sounds like a dream premise, but this dating app horror flick has all the right faces and all the wrong bits.
In Wolf Man (2025), the monster isn’t just the horror, it’s the weight of devotion. When love and loyalty clash with the primal need to survive, the result is a brutal, tragic, and strangely tender tale of transformation.
Nightman (2025)
When the darkness feels like it’s watching… maybe it is. A slow-burning psychological horror.
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Companion (2025) Review: A sci-fi thriller with Sophie Thatcher & Jack Quaid. AI ethics, human control, & love’s dark twists, Don’t miss this.
Bystanders (2024): A horror-thriller courtesy of Epic Pictures Group. Feminine rage returns as a group of boys discover Abby isnt all that sweet after all.
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