Genre: Thriller

Explore Cinephile Corner’s full selection of thriller movie reviews, which includes pieces of criticism on the latest thriller movie releases, as well as the classics.

Thriller Movie Reviews

Once a Thief movie poster

Once a Thief Review: A Noticeable Step Back for Early 90s John Woo

The Dead Zone movie poster

The Dead Zone Review: David Cronenberg’s Stephen King Adaptation Is More Timely Than Ever

Bullet in the Head (1990) movie poster

Bullet in the Head Review: John Woo Channels ‘The Deer Hunter’ for One of His Most Depressing Movies

The Killer (1989) movie poster

The Killer Review: John Woo’s 1989 Classic Is Arguably His Magnum Opus

Burning (2018)

Burning Review: A Slow-Burn Temperature Check of Modern Male Rage

Sirāt (2026) Movie Poster

Sirāt Review: Oliver Laxe’s Astonishing Rave Film Is a Real Downer

Bacurau (2020)

Bacurau Review: Evil Shows Itself in Many Ways

The Secret Agent (2026)

The Secret Agent Review: Wagner Moura Leads a Sprawling Brazilian Crime Masterpiece

The Rip (2026)

The Rip Review: Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s Netflix Crime Thriller Is Exactly What You Would Expect

Margin Call (2011)

Margin Call Review: J.C. Chandor’s Masterful Single-Night Financial Thriller

The Running Man (2025)

The Running Man Review: A Dystopian Disaster

We Bury the Dead (2026)

We Bury the Dead Review: Daisy Ridley Kicks off 2026 With a Strong Zombie Thriller

American Sweatshop (2025)

American Sweatshop Review: A So-So Thriller for the Digital Age

Marty Supreme (2025)

Marty Supreme Review: For Those Who Thought ‘Uncut Gems’ Was Too Tame

Influencers (2025)

Influencers Review: Kurtis David Harder’s Shudder Sequel Recaptures the Stylish Gore and Twists of the Original

Wake Up Dead Man (2025)

Wake Up Dead Man Review: Rian Johnson’s Third ‘Knives Out’ Movie Is the Franchise’s Best

No Other Choice (2025)

No Other Choice Review: Park Chan-Wook’s Black Comedy Starts Really Strong but Slowly Loses Steam Over Time

Shoshana (2025)

Shoshana Review: Michael Winterbottom’s Politically Dense Thriller Lacks Thrill

Die My Love (2025)

Die My Love Review: Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson’s Hot Mess Chemistry Envelops Lynne Ramsay’s Surrealist Film Adaptation

A History of Violence (2005)

A History of Violence Review: David Cronenberg Expertly Directs a Diner Owner’s Meticulously Crafted Life Unraveling

Halloween (1978)

Halloween Review: John Carpenter’s Iconic Horror Staple Remains Essential

Rankings & Lists Featuring Thriller

The Killer (2023)

10 Best Thrillers to Watch on Netflix Right Now

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