5 Top Thriller Movies On Netflix Which Should Be In Your Watchlist

Netflix can provide shows that make you feel at home at times, and it can also send a zap to the system at other points in time. When the latter is the case, you’ll want an excellent thriller that doesn’t go overboard with the gratuitous violence but yet manages to shake you to your base. With this compiled list of the greatest thriller films, you’ll get rid of searching for what suits your taste.

These are the few top thriller movies on Netflix- 

1. ‘I Care a Lot’

Rosamund Pike won a Golden Globe for her performance as a cruel fraudster who fixates on the aged in this 2020 black comedy film. I Care a Lot tells the story of Marla Grayson (Pike), a presiding judge caretaker who utilizes her lawful power to defend the interests of her captives. However, her heinous scheme comes to a halt when her latest victim, a woman named Jennifer Peterson (Dianne Wiest), reveals to be linked to a violent mafia portrayed by Peter Dinklage. The dark comedy, scathing sarcasm, and chaotic narrative set the film apart from many. 

2. ‘Wild Things’

Kevin Bacon, Matt Dillon, Denise Richards, and Neve Campbell feature in an unsettling, violent crime tale about a Florida advisor accused of sexually assaulting a pupil, one of the best peaks of the 1990s heist flick surge actors. Nothing is as it appears in the wickedly comedic Wild Things, whose famed sex and naked scenes gained notoriety and tested the R rating’s restrictions.

3. ‘Cam’

This Netflix exclusive, created by Daniel Goldhaber, follows an adult webcam entertainer who finds a menacing apparition has usurped her place on the internet. Cam has some very terrifying scenes, and it tackles the idea of sex work with due attention and consideration. The Handmaid’s Tale’s Madeline Brewer, who often plays numerous characters around simultaneously, gives a superb performance as the protagonist. 

4. ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things ‘

Jessie Buckley appeared in Charlie Kaufman’s macabre, psychological drama a year after she startled us with her role as a Scottish bad girl-turned-country musician in Wild Rose. I’m Thinking of Ending Things is inspired by a 2016 novel that depicts a new couple on an apparently irrelevant road journey. Although the picture is perhaps a little too clever for its own benefit, it is an interesting mystery movie that is totally worth seeing.

5. ‘Gerald’s Game’ (2017)

The always-good had a vocational effort. Carla Gugino stars in Mike Flanagan’s Netflix exclusive, a Stephen King adaption about a lady whose husband dies and leaves her shackled to a room in the middle of beyond. This is genuine, higher emotional dread that is riveting rather than spooky—and the ick level is strong.

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