The best thrillers on Amazon Prime Video right now - Digital Trends

Thriller films and TV shows can be found on just about any streaming platform these days, but we're partial to Amazon Prime Video's immense trove of nail-biters. With titles from many moons ago to modern releases, the Prime Video library covers all kinds of thriller sub-genres too. And this month, it brings us great pleasure to showcase the 2023 Academy Award-winning Oppenheimer, directed by none other than Christopher Nolan.
So without further ado, here's our roundup of the best thriller movies on Prime Video you can watch for July 2024.
Amazon Prime may have a robust catalog, but it doesn't have everything. Luckily, we've also curated roundups of the best thrillers on Netflix and the best thrillers on Hulu.
ie Heaton" directors="Sergio G. Sánchez" movie_db_logo="true" imdb_id="tt5886440″ status="OK" metacritic_score="63″ imdb_score="4.7″ mpaa_rating="r" ]Nothing says "a fine time with the family" like an evil entity haunting your country home because you're covering up the death of your mother. These are the narrative cards we're dealt in director Sergio G. Sánchez's 2017 film Marrowbone. The film stars George MacKay, Furiosa's Anya-Taylor Joy, Charlie Heaton, and Mia Goth as the four siblings in on the matriarchal disappearance. When a lawyer (played by Kyle Soller) threatens to pull back the veil on the sibling secret, it's up to eldest brother, Jack (MacKay), to keep everyone together, while contending with the ghouls of the mansion. A tactfully atmospheric production, there's a twist you might see coming a mile away, but the overarching slow burn of Marrowbone is too good to pass up.[/dt_media]
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