"Mean Streets" (1973) is a cult crime movie created by the great director Martin Scorsese. The film tells about life in the Italian-American neighborhood of New York, where the main characters Charlie and Johnny, performed by Harvey Keitel and Robert De Niro respectively, try to survive in the dangerous world of mafia and crime. Charismatic characters, tense atmosphere and amazing work of the director make the movie a true masterpiece of 70s cinema.

"Face/Off" (1997) is a thrilling and exciting action and thriller film directed by John Woo. The movie tells the story of FBI agent Sean Archer (John Travolta) and terrorist Kastir Troy (Nicolas Cage), whose lives intertwine after they become victims of a face-swapping experiment. The plot revolves around the characters' struggles, and each is forced to adopt the identity of an enemy. This leads to an exhilarating game of cat-and-mouse and explosive confrontations, creating a tense atmosphere and unexpected twists and turns. The movie perfectly blends fast-paced action scenes and psychological suspense, leaving the audience enthralled with intrigue and incredible scenes.

"The Warriors" (1979), directed by Walter Hill, is a cult film about the adventures of a street gang trying to survive in a nightly succession of dangerous New York City neighborhoods. After a peaceful rally to discuss uniting the city's gangs, the leaders of the Warriors become fake murder prosecutors, and now they must crisscross the city avoiding hostile gangs and police. This motion picture is a strong representative of the 70s cinematic aesthetic, with a tight plot, fast-paced fights, and a memorable soundtrack.

"Suspect Zero" (2004) is a gripping thriller directed by E. Elias Merhi that draws the viewer into a confusing and mystical puzzle. The movie follows a talented FBI agent, Thomas McKean (Aaron Eckhart), who investigates a series of mysterious murders linked to a mysterious wanderer named Benjamin O'Reilly (Ben Kingsley). O'Reilly has a unique gift - he can see future crimes and their perpetrators. With each step, McKean delves deeper into dark secrets, confronting darkness and mystery, questions of personal morality and his own life.

"The Dead Zone" (1983) is a thriller with horror elements directed by David Cronenberg. The movie is based on Stephen King's novel and tells the story of Johnny Smith, played by Christopher Walken. Johnny, after a series of strange events, finds himself in possession of a mysterious ability - he can see people's past and future when he touches them. His life takes a dark turn when he encounters a politician with a potentially disastrous future. How the hero struggles with this gifted ability and how his actions affect the world around him forms the gripping plot of this psychological thriller.

"Five Nights at Freddy's" is a thrilling horror movie based on the popular video game of the same name. The movie tells the story of a young security guard hired to work at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, an abandoned amusement park. He discovers that the animatronic characters that once brought joy to children have taken on a sinister life after the establishment closes. Over the course of five nights, he must survive by evading attacks from the mystical creatures and uncovering the dark secrets associated with the place. Fear, suspense and incredible special effects create an exciting atmosphere, not letting the viewer tear himself away from the screen.

"The Prophecy" (1995) is a supernatural thriller that delves into the eternal battle between angels, where angels seek to exploit a loophole in Heaven's order. Christopher Walken plays the archangel Gabriel, who steals the dark soul of a deceased military colonel, intending to use it in his quest to overthrow Heaven. Eric Stoltz portrays Thomas Daggett, a former priest turned cop, who becomes entangled in this celestial conflict. As Gabriel pursues his nefarious plan, Thomas, aided by a school teacher and otherworldly allies, must thwart the angelic plot and prevent disastrous consequences for both Heaven and Earth. The film weaves together elements of horror, fantasy, and theological themes, creating a gripping narrative that explores the consequences of divine rebellion.

"47 Meters Down: Uncaged" (2019) is a thriller that will send you to the depths of the sea, where danger lurks at every turn. A group of teenagers, who decided to explore the sunken city, find themselves in tangled underwater caves. But an unexpected encounter with aggressive sharks turns the adventure into a fight for survival. Horror and suspense are woven into this thrilling dive into the underwater mysteries of a tangled labyrinth, leaving viewers indifferent to the threats that await in the depths.

"The Man from Nowhere" (2010) is a gripping thriller that follows a mysterious man named Choi Jung-wook. Jung-wook, a former secret service agent, leads a secluded life owning a pawn shop in a shopping center. His world is turned upside down when his only friend, a little girl named So-mi, becomes a hostage in the drug trade. Jung-wook embarks on a dangerous adventure to rescue her and reveals his skills in fighting and shooting. The characters' relationships and the dark atmosphere make this movie exciting and emotionally intense.

Fantastic thriller "eXistenZ" from director David Cronenberg takes viewers into the exciting world of virtual reality. At the center of the plot - game designer Allegra Greer, who created an advanced virtual game. Together with security guard Ted Peakes, they encounter mysterious attacks and immerse themselves in an ultra-realistic world where the boundary between reality and virtuality disappears. The movie explores themes of identity, technological dependence and the impact of virtual worlds on human nature.