Mystery Reviews
Se7en Review: A Grim, Gripping Serial Killer Thriller
David Fincher's rain-soaked crime thriller is bleak, brilliantly crafted and unforgettable. Our verdict.
Psycho Review: Hitchcock's Shocking Game-Changer
Alfred Hitchcock's low-budget chiller still unsettles, thanks to Anthony Perkins and a legendary shower scene. Our verdict.
The Prestige Review: A Magician's Duel With a Twist
Christopher Nolan's tale of rival magicians is a clever, twisty and dark period thriller. Our verdict.
The Usual Suspects Review: A Twist That Became Legend
Bryan Singer's crime puzzle features a brilliant ensemble and one of cinema's most famous twists. Our verdict.
Rear Window Review: Hitchcock's Voyeuristic Masterpiece
Alfred Hitchcock's suspense classic confines James Stewart to an apartment and turns watching into a nerve-jangling thriller. Our verdict.
Memento Review: A Mystery Told Backwards
Christopher Nolan's reverse-order thriller makes you share its hero's memory loss. Our verdict.
Sunset Boulevard Review: Hollywood Eats Its Own
Billy Wilder's noir takes a sharp, bitter look at fame and delusion. Our verdict.
Witness for the Prosecution Review: A Courtroom Thriller with Twists
Billy Wilder's adaptation of Agatha Christie is a delightfully twisty trial drama. Our verdict.
The Shining Review: Kubrick's Chilling Hotel Nightmare
Stanley Kubrick's chiller turns Stephen King's novel into a slow, eerie mood piece. Our verdict.
Oldboy Review: A Revenge Story Like No Other
Park Chan-wook's stylised thriller is shocking, inventive and unforgettable. Our verdict.