Looking for a movie that fits your mood? From spine-tingling thrillers to heartwarming dramas, here’s a curated list of films across various genres that are sure to captivate your attention. Dive in and discover your next favorite film!
Thriller
Under the Silver Lake
A neo-noir mystery where a man delves into the secretive world of his neighbor after she mysteriously disappears. 2018, R, 6.4
What’s Good: A mind-bending film with a quirky plot and intriguing visuals that keeps you guessing.
Happy Death Day
A college student relives the day of her murder over and over until she can identify her killer. 2017, PG-13, 6.6
What’s Good: A fresh take on the slasher genre with a mix of horror and dark comedy, featuring a strong lead performance.
Nerve
A high-stakes game of dares goes awry when a shy teenager gets involved. 2016, PG-13, 6.5
What’s Good: A thrilling and fast-paced ride through social media culture with a gripping story and energetic pace.
Annabelle: Creation
The origin story of the creepy doll from “The Conjuring” series, detailing how it became a vessel for evil. 2017, R, 6.5
What’s Good: A chilling prequel that builds on the eerie atmosphere of the “Conjuring” universe.
Time Trap
A group of students discovers a cave where time behaves differently and must escape before they age too much. 2017, PG-13, 6.2
What’s Good: A sci-fi adventure with a unique concept and engaging suspense that keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Drama
The Girl on the Train
A woman becomes entangled in a missing person’s investigation after witnessing something suspicious from her train window. 2016, R, 6.5
What’s Good: A dark and gripping thriller with complex characters and a tense plot based on the best-selling novel.
Harriet
A biographical drama about Harriet Tubman’s escape from slavery and her courageous missions to free others. 2019, PG-13, 6.6
What’s Good: An inspiring historical film with a powerful performance by Cynthia Erivo as Tubman.
Brothers
A drama about a soldier who returns home to find his brother’s life in disarray after his presumed death. 2009, R, 7.1
What’s Good: A poignant exploration of family dynamics and trauma with strong performances by Jake Gyllenhaal and Tobey Maguire.
All the Bright Places
Two teenagers with troubled pasts help each other heal and find hope in their lives. 2020, PG-13, 6.5
What’s Good: A touching and emotional story about love and mental health, featuring a moving performance by Elle Fanning.
The Hollars
A man returns to his hometown when his mother falls ill and has to deal with family issues. 2016, PG-13, 6.5
What’s Good: A heartfelt comedy-drama with a strong cast and a relatable look at family and personal growth.
War Room
A Christian drama about a woman who uses prayer to revive her troubled marriage and transform her life. 2015, PG, 6.0
What’s Good: A faith-based film that offers inspiration and a positive message with a focus on the power of prayer.
Comedy
Set It Up
Two overworked assistants scheme to set up their demanding bosses to find some free time for themselves. 2018, PG-13, 6.5
What’s Good: A charming and witty rom-com with great chemistry between the leads and a fun, light-hearted plot.
Sleeping with Other People
Two longtime friends, both struggling with their romantic lives, agree to help each other out without dating. 2015, R, 6.5
What’s Good: A smart and funny film that explores modern relationships with humor and honesty.
The Secret Life of Pets 2
The sequel to the animated hit about what pets do when their owners are away, focusing on their adventures. 2019, PG, 6.5
What’s Good: A fun and family-friendly animated film with plenty of laughs and adorable pet antics.
Mystery/Crime
Murder on the Orient Express
A lavish adaptation of Agatha Christie’s classic, where detective Hercule Poirot solves a murder on a luxury train. 2017, PG-13, 6.5
What’s Good: A visually stunning film with a star-studded cast and a classic whodunit mystery.
Now You See Me 2
The magic heist team returns for more elaborate illusions and high-stakes thrills in this sequel. 2016, PG-13, 6.5
What’s Good: A high-energy sequel with impressive magic tricks and a fast-paced plot.
Imperium
An FBI agent goes undercover to infiltrate a white supremacist group and prevent a major attack. 2016, R, 6.5
What’s Good: A tense and gripping drama with a compelling performance by Daniel Radcliffe.
The Program
A biographical film about the rise and fall of cyclist Lance Armstrong and his doping scandal. 2015, R, 6.5
What’s Good: A gripping sports drama that delves into the controversial story of Armstrong’s career and personal life.
Each of these films offers a unique experience, whether you’re seeking thrills, drama, or laughs. Find the one that suits your mood and enjoy a great movie night!