10 Best Hollywood Suspense Thriller Movies to Watch this Holiday Season 2018

1. 10 Best Hollywood Suspense Thriller Movies to Watch this Holiday Season 2018 A superb thriller or a suspense movie can truly leave us breathless as we gape with anticipation. A great Hollywood thriller will make your hair stand still and ensure that a chill runs down your spine through the entire course of its goosebumps-inducing journey. It’s painstakingly difficult to zero in on 10 of the best thrillers Hollywood has to offer, but here’s a comprehensive list: Rear Window Director: Alfred Hitchcock Made by the master craftsman of horror, Rear Window is a fascinating exploration of voyeurism as a wheelchair-bound gentleman keeps an eye on his intriguing neighbors. And then he sees something he should not have seen making the slow-burning plot go in a crazy direction

2. The Sixth Sense Director: M. Night Shyamalan This part horror part thriller movie has one of the most talked about plot twists in movie history, but it is also a classic in its own right. It revolves around the strange tale of Coel sear an eight-year-old boy who can see the dead and features an unforgettable performance by Bruce Willis. Seven Director: David Fincher David Fincher loves gritty and stylized realism and Seven’s fascinating serial killer story is right up his alley. Two detectives follow a dangerous psychopath in this exhilarating ride full of twists and turns. Vertigo Director: Alfred Hitchcock Widely considered as one of Hitchcock’s finest flicks, the film revolves around a retired detective who has a nearly obsessive fear of heights. He becomes completely enamored by the woman he’s following resulting in a mind-bending yet solid plot. Memento Director: Christopher Nolan Nolan shot to fame as a filmmaker to be reckoned with in this absolutely fascinating journey involving a man who must piece clues together to remember his past. The film bravely travels back and forth in time trapping us in the maze that is the main character’s mind. No Country for Old Men Director: The Coen Brothers Texas is all about dust, grime and bullets in this Coen Brothers classic about a man being chased by a hitman. The film has a captivatingly brooding atmosphere and features stellar performances by Javier Barden and Josh Brolin.

3. Murder on the Orient Express Director: Sydney Lumet Agatha Christie is famous for spinning the yarn of mystery around mundanely simple premises. Her texts could easily act as the source material for great films and this Hercule Poirot detective fiction is perhaps the best example. Fatal Attraction Director: Adrian Lyne Adrian Lyne explores the deadly facets of an extramarital affair gone wrong in this 1987 thriller drama. Michael Douglas and Glenn Close both enthral us with superlative performances. Zodiac Director: David Fincher David Fincher takes on the true story of the Zodiac killer in this rollercoaster ride of a film. The film follows the investigation step by step as the "famous" serial killer continues to baffle law enforcement. Fargo Director: The Coen Brothers Fargo is an eclectic mix of dark comedy and raw, brutal violence. The tremendously powerful cast perfectly plays the balance between quirk and thrill in this movie about a series of murders in an otherwise peaceful town. Fargo has all the character quirks of a Coen Brothers film and is wrought with dark-comedy, suspense, and graphic violence. The uncanny amount of laughter induced while watching this suspense might make you feel a little weird at first, but that is just the unique nature of the film.