#psychological-thriller

#psychological-thriller

This ineffably creepy, often unbearably tense and disquieting film has a little of early Christopher Nolan (the Nolan of Following and Memento), with hints of Lynch and Cronenberg in its hallucinatory episodes.

Jim and Valentina turned the southeastern Massachusetts beach house into a summer retreat for friends, but as life priorities changed, visits dwindled.

Nine Perfect Strangers returns for a second season with a new setting in the Alps and fresh characters seeking healing, enticing viewers with suspense and drama.

Hawkins' performance as Laura is a captivating blend of fragility, charm, and psychotic desperation, making her a complex and empathetic character in a thriller setting.

Critics have praised its ability to keep audiences on edge while exploring themes of guilt, redemption, and identity.

The Spanish series The Gardener offers a campy, soap-opera twist on the murder genre, focusing on a sociopathic hit man discovering unexpected feelings.

"As Lejla investigates the case of the missing child, she revisits her own past trauma, challenging her understanding of her childhood and the lingering effects of her kidnapping."

"The surprisingly self-contained Revelations revolves around two individuals in very different positions of power, a pastor and a detective, diving into childhood trauma and religious hypocrisy."

The genre of Nordic noir captivates with its cerebral murder mysteries, set against a backdrop of stunning natural locales, emphasizing psychological violence over action.

In 'Heretic,' the tension escalates as Hugh Grant's character, initially welcoming and cordial, reveals his non-genuine interest in the Mormon missionaries' faith.

In 'Red Rooms,' director Pascal Plante draws focus to the psychological landscape of those obsessed with a serial killer, rather than the criminal acts themselves.