Of course, making a movie this effortless is hard work. The greatest joy in Alfred Hitchcock’s spy caper is how effortless it all feels: a gliding magic-carpet ride from New York to Mount Rushmore, via Chicago and a Midwestern bus stop, as Cary Grant’s ad man suffers a potentially fatal outbreak of Wrong Man-itis. If there’s a thriller out there more exhilarating, sexier or packed with iconic moments than this one, we’ve yet to see it. 🔪 The greatest pyschological thrillers ever made 🧨 The 60 most nerve-racking heist movies ever 😬 The 22 best thriller movies on Netflix 🕯️ The 35 steamiest erotic thrillers ever made Written by A bbey Bender, Joshua Rothkopf, Yu An Su, Phil de Semlyen, Tom Huddleston, Andy Kryza, Tomris Laffly & Matthew Singer Sounds good? Get started with these heart-rate-firing classics. All with the intention of leaving you shaken up. They know exactly which nerves to hit – and when to hit them. The best thrillers impress not just with their provocative dialogue or voyeuristic camerawork, but by injecting the cinematic experience with frantic, anxiety-inducing energy. If you find yourself sitting closer to the edge of your seat, or find your palms getting clammy, you’re more than likely watching a thriller. But it speaks to the breadth of themes and subjects they can cover, and it’s perhaps easier to identify a thriller from how they make you feel rather than what they’re about. It might feel strange to lump serial-killer procedurals, ‘70s conspiracies, and obsessed artists all together in the same genre of film. Occupying the blurry middle ground between the raw adrenaline blast of horror films that you watch through your fingers and psychological dramas – Bergman et al – that you feel in the pit of your stomach, the thriller genre covers a deceptively large amount of ground in the cinema pantheon.
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