This Netflix thriller stands out for its fast pace.

A corrupt portrait with a great Don Johnson as the villain

Rebel Ridge, a Netflix thriller directed and written by Jeremy Saulnier, has topped the platform’s charts for a week with over 68 million hours watched and 31 million views. This brutal concept and our unfamiliarity with intense thrillers made it one of the platform’s proposals of the year.

Saulnier’s films ‘Blue Ruin’, ‘Green Room’, and ‘Night of the Wolves’ have three-line plots but show characters pushed to their physical and psychological limits who explode, taking everything with them. This happens in ‘Rebel Ridge‘.

A former Marine returns to his small Kentucky hometown in the film. After the military traumatises him, he seeks a quiet life but discovers his hometown is corrupt. Local police and authorities control a criminal network that endangers the most vulnerable, including his family. Marine takes justice into his own hands.

Like all of Saulnier’s films, ‘Rebel Ridge’ depicts institutional corruption, albeit on a small scale. The remarkable performances of Aaron Pierre as the ex-marine and Don Johnson as the police chief depict how the powerful prey on the weak.

So you want thrills? Be more specific. First off, you want a thriller, right? Not a horror? (Go here for that.) While thrillers can be scary and horror can be thrilling, the name distinguishes them. Horror films usually depict evil that must be defeated or escaped. Unpredictable thrillers build tension to thrill you.

After that, let’s discuss thriller types. Many psychological, mystery, and high-stakes operations (action, crime, legal, political, spy, sci-fi save-the-world). All good thrillers become so heart-racing, sweat-inducing, and captivating that you don’t dare pause them, even though you’ve had to pee for seven minutes. These thrillers are worth your time and this list. Because it wouldn’t be fair to keep you waiting, here are 15 of the best thrillers you can stream now. (Beware ladders.)

When told, “Don’t look,” resisting is nearly impossible. Bird Box makes it life-or-death. Malorie Hayes (Sandra Bullock) survives in this 2018 film based on a 2014 novel. Off-camera entities rule the world and make anyone who sees them commit suicide. Malorie is teaching two children (Vivien Lyra Blair and Julian Edwards) to float down a river blindfolded, but we jump back five years to a pregnant Malorie and her sister (Sarah Paulson).

Unexpected mass suicides are spreading, and things are looking bad, according to a news broadcast. In her fight for survival, Malorie meets friends and foes like Tom (Trevante Rhodes), Olympia (Danielle Macdonald), Greg (BD Wong), Douglas (John Malkovich), Lucy (Rosa Salazar), and Felix. No one should open their eyes around monsters, but you won’t be able to.

To visit her sick and estranged mother, Seo-yeon (Park Shin-hye) returns to her childhood home. At home, she connects an old phone and receives calls from a distressed woman named Yeong-sook. Seo-yeon discovers Yeong-sook lives in the same house 20 years ago during their calls. The two women become friends over the phone, sharing life details. Finally, Seo-yeon and Yeong-sook make a small decision that changes their timelines forever. Can they trust each other?

This Netflix thriller stands out for its fast pace.

A corrupt portrait with a great Don Johnson as the villain

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