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Sydney Sweeney’s 131-Minute R-Rated Franchise Starter Officially Confirms New 2027 Release
Sydney Sweeney’s R-rated thriller, The Housemaid, expands with a new adaptation premiering officially set for September 14, 2027.
6 Thriller Shows From the 2010s That Are Perfect From Start to Finish
NBC's Hannibal, HBO's Barry, and USA Network's Mr. Robot represent the best thriller shows of the 2010s, maintaining excellence from start to finish.
Amazon's New 118-Minute Post-Apocalyptic Military Action Thriller Is Already the No. 1 Movie on Streaming
It didn't take long for the anticipated new sequel to one of Amazon's biggest franchises to make a big impact on streaming.
Harlan Coben’s Debut Netflix Mystery Thriller Is Even Better Than 'I Will Find You'
Harlan Coben's Netlfix thriller adaptations follow a memorable formula, and the first one stands out for a few reasons.
10 Greatest Psychological Thrillers Based On Books, Ranked
These 10 psychological thrillers based on books are among cinema's greatest, from Fight Club to The Silence of the Lambs.
9 Best Thrillers Of The Past 10 Years
Since 2016, some of the best thriller novels audiences have seen in years have come out, giving fans of the genre plenty to sink their teeth into.
9 Years Later, Jon Bernthal’s Action Series Is a Masterpiece From Start to Finish
One batch, two batch, penny and dime
James Franco, Rob Lowe, and Jennifer Jason Leigh to Star in New Ben Shaprio-Written Film
The Daily Wire has assembled a surprisingly star-studded cast for its next film, Confession. James Franco, Rob Lowe, and Jennifer Jason Leigh to Star in New Ben Shaprio-Written Film Karan Singh
Sydney Sweeney's Extremely R-Rated 131-Minute Thriller Officially Finds a New Streaming Home
An enjoyably tense thriller that can be savored over the weekend.
Leigh Bardugo on 50 Years of Interview with the Vampire and the Immortality of Anne Rice’s Lestat
I’m not really interested in wrestling with what defines a classic. It’s the kind of question that fills up think pieces and podcasts with bouts of teeth gnashing and hand-wringing and endless rumination on the Western canon. But let’s agree