#psychological-thriller

#psychological-thriller

If Tom Ripley lived in LA in 2018 and was really into lo-fi bedroom pop, he might look something like the main character of Lurker. The debut feature from Alex Russell, The Bear and Beef writer-producer, is an elegantly creepy thriller about one super-fan's scheme to become close to his musical idol, transposing Patricia Highsmith's two-man theme into a murkier grey territory, with parasitic attachment giving way to co-dependence that blooms into something that looks like a twisted kind of love.

Flatliners is a 1990 fantastical thriller that explores the consequences of experimental near-death experiences undertaken by medical students and their haunting pasts.

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.

The film sharply critiques the malaise of modern life, examining how the quest for purpose can morph into a reckless path driven by ego and entitlement.

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."