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    The best thrillers on Hulu right now

    Published February 9, 2025 5:31 PM

    Liam Neeson looking worried on the phone in the iconic scene from Taken.


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    There’s nothing quite like curling up on the couch with popcorn and an exciting thriller. Hulu has a wide selection of options in this genre, from new movies to old classics. They range from intense, action-packed movies to creepy horror thrillers that will make the hairs on your neck stand up.

    If you’re in the mood for a thriller, these are the best thrillers on Hulu right now. Have a movie marathon night with Kill Bill: Vol. 1 and Kill Bill: Vol. 2, delivering four hours of an action-packed, martial arts spectacle, or remind yourself of how Liam Neeson tells enemies that he will “look for you, find you, and kill you” in Taken.

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    Need more recommendations? Then check out the best new movies to stream this week, the best movies on Netflix, the best movies on Hulu, the best movies on Amazon Prime Video, the best movies on Max, and the best movies on Disney+.

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    Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)

    Kill Bill: Vol. 1

    111m

    Genre
    Action, Crime
    Stars
    Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu, Vivica A. Fox
    Directed by
    Quentin Tarantino


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    There’s arguably no bigger badass female assassin in movies than the Bride, and no better actor to play her than Uma Thurman. In this thrilling martial arts action movie from Quentin Tarantino, the Bride wakes up after an attempted assassination and embarks on a violent quest for revenge to take down the female assassins and their leader who tried to kill her. The Bride meets spars with characters played by Lucy Liu, Daryl Hannah, Vivica A. Fox, Michael Madsen, and David Carradine. However, the Bride has an axe to grind and nothing to lose.

    Kill Bill: Vol. 1 is joined by Kill Bill: Vol. 2 on Hulu as well, which is technically a continuation of the movie that would have been four hours long otherwise. So, you can make it a back-to-back film night and watch the whole sordid, violent, and gruesome story unfold.

    Man on Fire (2004)

    Man on Fire

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    Genre
    Action, Drama, Thriller
    Stars
    Denzel Washington, Dakota Fanning, Christopher Walken
    Directed by
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    If you love some Denzel Washington, Man on Fire is one of his most electrifying films and nuanced action characters. He’s John Creasy, a former marine and CIA officer who has been burying his sorrows in alcohol. When a young girl named Lupita (Fanning), who he was tasked to protect, is kidnapped, however, he forgets all thoughts of suicide and sets out for revenge in the most violent way possible.

    Man on Fire is about a man who found a purpose in the face of severe depression. Creasy becomes obsessed with taking down anyone who gets in his way of saving this little girl and bringing justice to those who have captured her. Critics may not have loved the movie, and it isn’t one of Washington’s Oscar-worthy flicks. But as an edge-of-your-seat popcorn movie, it’s perfect.

    Taken (2008)

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    Directed by
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    Everyone knows the line about Liam Neeson’s “special set of skills,” but have you ever watched the film from which it originates? Even if you have, how long has it been since you last watched Taken? The action-thriller is one of the actor’s most known movies in which he stars as Bryan Mills, a retired ex-CIA agent who goes on a rampage when his teenage daughter and her best friend are kidnapped by a human trafficking terrorist group while on vacation in France.

    Taken is one of those movies with amazing re-watch value and the film that solidified Neeson’s status as one of the greatest action movie stars of his generation. Spawning two movie sequels and a TV series, Taken’s plot doesn’t go deep, but the action, fight scenes, and intensity are off the charts.

    Speed (1994)

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    116m

    Genre
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    Keanu Reeves, Dennis Hopper, Sandra Bullock
    Directed by
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    Celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2024, there’s arguably no other action thriller that sustains the same level of intensity all the way through like Speed. It begins when LAPD SWAT bomb disposal officer Jack Traven (Keanu Reeves) learns that an extortionist has rigged a city bus with a bomb that will explode if the vehicle ever travels below 50 miles per hour. Jack bravely boards the bus to help stop the literal ticking time bomb, but when the driver is accidentally shot, Jack looks to random passenger Annie Porter (Sandra Bullock) to take over. Together, the two work in a frantic state to keep the bus moving, until they can help get the passengers off and defuse the bomb.

    Speed is an edge-of-your-seat action movie, with Reeves and Bullock making a formidable pair. The movie has received universal praise as a fantastic popcorn thriller, helping solidify Reeves as a top leading man. It’s exciting no matter how many times you’ve watched it.

    Sanctuary (2023)

    Sanctuary

    96m

    Genre
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    Stars
    Margaret Qualley, Christopher Abbott, Danita Battle
    Directed by
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    If you’re looking for something psychological with dark comedic undertones, Sanctuary will satiate your appetite for a thriller that touches on these themes. Margaret Qualley is Rebecca, a dominatrix, and Christopher Abbott is Hal, her client. It’s their final session of welcome degradation and humiliation before Hal reveals that he can no longer see Rebecca. He’s about to take on the demanding role of CEO for his company, and their relationship just isn’t a fit for his new life. Angered by being tossed aside, Rebecca decides to put her own business learnings to use and demands that Hal pay her half his salary. It’s her actions, after all, that turned him from weak man to leader. It’s easy to guess what she threatens him with should he not comply. Now, Hal is being humiliated and shamed for real, without deriving any sexual pleasure from it.

    A terrifying tale of a man being challenged by a woman who maintains her power dynamic in a scenario he doesn’t want, Sanctuary follows Hal’s descent as he desperately tries to save his career and reputation. Receiving overwhelmingly positive reviews, Rotten Tomatoes-accredited reviewer Matt Pais of MattPais.com describes Sanctuary as playing “mental pinball and sexual chess and psychological sudoku set to expert.”

    How to Blow Up a Pipeline (2023)

    How to Blow Up a Pipeline

    104m

    Genre
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    Stars
    Ariela Barer, Kristine Froseth, Lukas Gage
    Directed by
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    Praised for its focus on timely eco-related topics, How to Blow Up a Pipeline is set in West Texas. A group of young residents decide bold steps are needed to get their point across. So, they devise a plan to blow up an oil pipeline, their radical response to the climate crisis. The film examines their actions and the morality of them: Are these young individuals activists or terrorists?

    Featuring an ensemble cast that includes Lukas Gage (The White Lotus, Euphoria), Marcus Scribner (Black-ish), Ariela Barer (Runaways), and Kristine Froseth (The Buccaneers), Forbes’ Scott Phillips classifies How to Blow Up a Pipeline both as a “top-notch thriller” and an “examination of our modern political system where the voices of individual citizens seem to carry no weight.”

    Die Hard (1988)

    Die Hard

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    Action, Thriller
    Stars
    Bruce Willis, Alan Rickman, Alexander Godunov
    Directed by
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    Whether you call it a Christmas movie or not, there’s no denying that Die Hard is one of the best action thrillers around, and arguably one of Bruce Willis’ best movies. Spawning several sequels, Die Hard centers around John McClane (Willis), a New York City police detective who spends Christmas trying to stop a terrorist plot in a Los Angeles skyscraper.

    Filled with fabulous fight scenes, heroic moments, and humor, too, Die Hard is considered to be one of the greatest action movies of all time. Don’t wait until the holiday season to watch this movie. Die Hard is the kind of movie you’ll want to watch again and again anyway, so enjoy its gripping plot and Willis at his best any time of year.

    No One Will Save You (2023)

    No One Will Save You

    93m

    Genre
    Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
    Stars
    Kaitlyn Dever, Elizabeth Kaluev, Zack Duhame
    Directed by
    Brian Duffield


    Watch on Hulu

    If you’re looking for a thriller that skews more toward horror, No One Will Save You fits the bill. The movie centers around Brynn (Dopesick’s Kaitlyn Dever), a young woman living as a recluse. She has been shunned by her neighbors, so she spends her days and nights making a model town in her living room and mourning the loss of her best friend and mother. But when there’s a home invasion and Brynn discovers aliens have taken over, her life is turned upside down.

    An interestingly quiet movie (there are only five words of dialogue through the entire thing), No One Will Save You is like nothing else you’ve ever seen. It has elements of horror and sci-fi smashed into one, with a commanding performance from Dever that will have you convinced she’s a widely underrated breakout star.

    Prey (2022)

    Prey

    100m

    Genre
    Thriller, Action, Science Fiction
    Stars
    Amber Midthunder, Dakota Beavers, Michelle Thrush
    Directed by
    Dan Trachtenberg


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    If you love Predator, you’ll want to check out Prey. The sci-fi action thriller serves as a prequel to the first four movies. Set in 1719 in the Great Plains, it follows Naru (Amber Midthunder), a young Comanche woman who wants to prove that she’s a good hunter. To do so, she does whatever is necessary to protect her people from a humanoid alien that is attacking them. She also has to fight off French fur traders who are after the buffalo she and her people need to survive.

    Nominated for six Primetime Emmy Awards, Prey was also the first in the franchise to win one, for Outstanding Sound Editing for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie or Special. Critics say Prey stands on its own, so it’s worth watching even for those who have never watched other films in the franchise.

    Escaping the Madhouse: The Nellie Bly Story (2019)

    Escaping the Madhouse: The Nellie Bly Story

    88m

    Genre
    Thriller
    Stars
    Christina Ricci, Judith Light, Joshua Bowman
    Directed by
    Karen Moncrieff


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    A hidden gem of a thriller, Escaping the Mad House: The Nellie Bly Story stars Christina Ricci and Judith Light. A young journalist decides to look into the goings-on at a local mental hospital. But what she discovers shocks her to her very core. Desperate to expose the asylum for what it does to its female patients, Nellie (Ricci) decides to fake having a mental illness so she can go deep undercover.

    What’s most fascinating about this movie is that while a fictional account, it’s based on a real story and real person. Bly went undercover for the New York World and her book about the brutality and neglect helped spark real change in the handling of the care of the mentally ill.

    Rogue Agent (2022)

    Rogue Agent

    115m

    Genre
    Thriller, Drama
    Stars
    Gemma Arterton, James Norton, Marisa Abela
    Directed by
    Declan Lawn, Adam Patterson


    Watch on Hulu

    The story in Rogue Agent is based on the real-life one of Robert Hendy-Freegard, who pretended to be an MI5 agent, successfully fooling many people. He went so far into the con, in fact, that he convinced several people to fear a fake assassination by the IRA. James Norton stars as the titular character in this British mystery drama thriller, while Gemma Arterton is Alice Archer, the woman who finally uncovered and revealed the truth.

    Rogue Agent is so filled with plenty of twists, turns, and suspense that you’ll have a hard time believing something like it really happened.

    Girl in the Basement (2021)

    Girl in the Basement

    88m

    Genre
    Crime, Thriller, TV Movie
    Stars
    Judd Nelson, Stefanie Scott, Joely Fisher
    Directed by
    Elisabeth Röhm


    Watch on Hulu

    This Lifetime movie is terrifyingly inspired by the real-life case of Josef Fritzl from Austria and his teenage daughter Elisabeth. In Girl in the Basement, the young girl is Sara (Stefanie Scott) a teen with so much potential who is excited for the arrival of her 18th birthday. She’s anxious for the day to come because finally, as a legal adult, she can escape the clutches of her controlling father Don (Judd Nelson).

    However, before Sara can leave, her father does the unthinkable: he kidnaps her, keeping her imprisoned in the basement over what would eventually become a period of 24 harrowing years. Through that time, he rapes and assaults her, resulting in the birth of seven children. While Girl in the Basement is a dramatization of this disturbing true story, knowing the real story behind it makes the movie even more haunting.

    Clock (2023)

    Clock

    92m

    Genre
    Horror, Thriller
    Stars
    Dianna Agron, Melora Hardin, Jay Ali
    Directed by
    Alexis Jacknow


    Watch on Hulu

    Dianna Agron (Glee) stars as Ella in this sci-fi horror thriller with a premise that’s all-too-familiar for Millennial women nowadays. Ella is a 37-year-old woman who, despite being constantly pressured by friends and family members to start a family, has no interest in having children. But her journey to living life how she wants eventually takes a twisted, horrifying turn.

    When Ella secretly undergoes an experimental treatment to help speed up her biological clock, she starts seeing and doing things she can’t quite control and doesn’t quite understand.

    Fresh (2022)

    Fresh

    114m

    Genre
    Horror, Thriller, Comedy
    Stars
    Daisy Edgar-Jones, Sebastian Stan, Jojo T. Gibbs
    Directed by
    Mimi Cave


    Watch on Hulu

    After repeated frustration with dating apps, Noa (Where the Crawdads Sing‘s Daisy Edgar-Jones) decides to pursue things the old-fashioned way when she has a chance meeting with a striking man at the grocery store. Steve (Sebastian Stan) at first appears to be the perfect gentleman, sweeping Noa off her feet. So, she’s not hesitant at all to jump right into his invitation to spend a romantic weekend away.

    But upon arrival, Noa discovers that Steve is hiding a dark, ominous secret. Her life is in serious danger and she’s in for a sick and twisted ride. Fresh is described as both upsetting and provocative but also widely praised for putting a modern spin on the traditional horror genre.

    Down (2019)

    Down

    82m

    Genre
    Horror, Science Fiction, Drama
    Stars
    Natalie Martinez, Matt Lauria, Christina Leone
    Directed by
    Daniel Stamm


    Watch on Hulu

    Spending Valentine’s Day stuck on an elevator isn’t anybody’s idea of a good time. However, it seems to work out for Guy (Matt Lauria) and Jennifer (Natalie Martinez) in Down, a Hulu original movie. Both Guy and Jennifer are workers in a high rise who inadvertently become trapped over a long holiday weekend. At first, it seems like love is in the air and they appear to be natural romantic partners for each other. But all is not what it appears to be, and when the truth comes out, Guy and Jennifer will be at each other’s throats.

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    Pig (2021)

    Pig

    82%

    6.9/10

    r

    91m

    Genre
    Drama, Thriller
    Stars
    Nicolas Cage, Alex Wolff, Adam Arkin
    Directed by
    Michael Sarnoski


    Watch on Hulu

    Pig is collecting a ton of attention lately, by way of both bountiful media mentions and general word-of-mouth exchanges — and for plenty of good reasons. The film follows Rob (Nicolas Cage), a reclusive ex-chef living in the woods of Oregon. Now a truffle hunter, Rob scours the wilderness with his prized foraging pig. After a run-in with a gang of assailants, Rob’s pig is stolen. Connecting with a local contact (Alex Wolff), Rob follows the single lead he has to his swine’s whereabouts, plunging the self-proclaimed hermit into the seedy underbelly of Portland. An astonishing feature debut from writer-director Michael Sarnoski, Pig is a poignant film with an equally-poignant lead performance from Nicholas Cage, reminding us that the actor is capable of much more than camp.

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    The Secrets We Keep (2020)

    The Secrets We Keep

    48%

    5.8/10

    r

    97m

    Genre
    Thriller, History
    Stars
    Noomi Rapace, Joel Kinnaman, Chris Messina
    Directed by
    Yuval Adler


    Watch on Hulu

    In the post-World War II suburbs of America, Romanian immigrant Maja (Noomi Rapace) lives with her husband and young son. Still plagued by visions of horrific war crimes committed against her, Maja’s seemingly tranquil surface level is deeply disturbed when she encounters a man walking her streets, a gentleman she recognizes as an ex-SS officer who attacked her years before. What follows is a spiraling story of despair, regret, and past lives resurfacing. While not reinventing the genre, The Secrets We Keep leans successfully on its central talents, particularly Rapace. A Hitchcock-inspired thriller for modern-day audiences, we found it more than fitting for inclusion.

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    Run (2020)

    Run

    67%

    6.7/10

    pg-13

    90m

    Genre
    Thriller, Horror, Drama
    Stars
    Sarah Paulson, Kiera Allen, Pat Healy
    Directed by
    Aneesh Chaganty


    Watch on Hulu

    Sarah Paulson is having a moment — well, she’s always having a moment. The star actress is capping off the year with Run, an intense thriller originally set for theatrical release on Mother’s Day 2020, instead now exclusive to Hulu. Paulson stars as a mother who seems to be harboring a deep secret, as her isolated daughter Chloe is slowly discovering. Kiera Allen, who plays Chloe, matches Paulson scene for scene and advances the conversation about representation in film, as Allen is a wheelchair-bound actress. Run is the highlight of original movies that arrived to the streaming service in November.

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    Given its track record during awards season and the chatter of fans who love TV (not to mention movies), Apple TV+ is one of the best streaming services. From mind-bending shows like Severance, which is currently streaming its second season, to enlightening ones like Ted Lasso and Shrinking, and thrilling ones like Silo, Apple seemingly hits it out of the park every time.
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