The Dilemma (1999)
Michael Mann's 1999 premiere The Dilemma, a thriller film starring Al Pacino and Russell Crowe. The plot revolves around a tobacco company that discovers the substances that create addiction and a journalist who tries to uncover it.
The feature film was a success among critics and the public, garnering numerous nominations for different awards, including Golden Globes and Oscars, both for Best Picture and for Best Director and Actor (Russell Crowe).
Parasites (2019)
Bong Joon Ho's latest film has managed to conquer the entire world, a multi-genre story with plots to earn a place among the best intrigue and suspense films of all time.
The film tells the story of Ki Taek, a man who survives with his wife and two children in the suburbs of Seoul, in a basement, until a stroke of luck crosses their lives with that of a wealthy family who lives in an impressive Mansion. Without a doubt, a great opportunity to improve his living conditions.
The Parasite is a hilarious film of entanglements and machinations in which it is impossible to contain your laughter or predict what is going to happen the next moment. A great film that you should not stop watching.
The Name of the Rose (1986)
Released in 1986, The Name of the Rose is a mystery thriller film based on Umberto Eco's novel of the same name.
The story focuses on the mysterious death of a monk from the Order of Saint Benedict and the investigation carried out to try to find out what happened. The Name of the Rose was directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud and starred Sean Connery and Christian Slater and was nominated for more than a dozen awards in the year of its release.
Rear Window (1954)
Rear Window is one of the best Alfred Hitchcock movies. Released in 1954 and considered a cult film and one of the ten best mystery films in film history.
Rear Window is based on the short story It Had to Be Murder and was nominated for several major awards thanks to its brilliant script and 'master of suspense' direction.
Psycho (1960)
You couldn't miss Psycho, a film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, considered the master of suspense. It is a cult film that cannot be missing from any list of the best thrillers (although it is also included in many horror lists). His famous shower scene is one of the most remembered, not only from Hitchcock's tapes but from the entire history of cinema.
In addition, it shows how this director dominated script twists like no one else at that time. The soundtrack, photography, and the unforgettable role of Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates are his best bulwarks.
