38 h. ago The Beast in Me – Claire Danes elevates new series that’s three episodes too long

New psychological thriller stars Danes in ‘Homeland’-style lip-wobbling form

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39 h. ago The Beast in Me: Is Netflix’s new thriller series worth your time?

New psychological thriller stars Claire Danes on ‘Homeland’-style lip-wobbling form

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66 h. ago David Duchovny admits Malice resembles real life as he opens up on his own 'macho' manny

The X-Files star David Duchovny has opened up about his new role in Prime Video's psychological thriller Malice.

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68 h. ago The Beast in Me review: A chilling thriller with some of the best acting of 2025

The Beast in Me is a psychological thriller starring Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys

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68 h. ago 'Netflix's The Beast in Me is one of the best thrillers of the year'

The Beast in Me is a psychological thriller that will leave you on the edge of your seat

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69 h. ago The Beast in Me review – Claire Danes’s astonishing new thriller is instant top–tier TV

This taut psychological two-hander between Danes and Matthew Rhys will surely win awards. You cannot look awayIt comes as a great surprise to learn that The Beast in Me is its creator, writer and executive producer Gabe Rotter’s first major work for the screen. Because it is, simply put, so very, very good. Even without two astonishing performances from the lead actors – Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys – the script, the sheer style and confidence of it all, would be things of beauty. But add what that pair are doing, and this clever, taut eight-part psychological thriller moves seamlessly into top-tier television.Danes plays Aggie Wiggs (Rotter may still have some work to do honing his naming skills), a writer who made her name with a book about her troubled relationship with her father. She is currently stuck on her next book, about the friendship between supreme court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her fellow judge but polar political opposite Antonin Scalia, not least because she ...

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3 d. ago Jack Whitehall admits creepy Malice role took him to a 'dark place'

EXCLUSIVE: The comedian stars in the new psychological thriller and he opened up about preparing for the role

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3 d. ago Amazon Prime Video viewers excited to see huge comedian in 'dark' thriller

Amazon Prime Video is set to release a new psychological thriller that will see a huge comedian show off his 'dark side', and fans can't wait to see the star in action

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3 d. ago Amazon Prime Video fans can't wait for 'dark' thriller starring huge comedian

Amazon Prime subscribers have been urged to check out a new psychological thriller that's set to be released onto the streaming service on November 14 - are you going to give it a watch?

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5 d. ago All there is to know about Prime Video's latest psychological thriller Malice

Malice is making its way to Prime Video this week and stars David Duchovny and Jack Whitehall - here's everything you need to know about the upcoming thriller.

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6 d. ago I once believed Labour was the party for strivers and savers like me. Now

When Rachel Reeves moved into No 11, I was genuinely touched by her message to young women and girls. 'Let there be no ceiling on your ambitions, your hopes and your dreams,' she said.

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8 d. ago School admin worker, 43, faces trial for 'sexual activity with 16

Leila Jackson, 43, pleaded not guilty to five charges of sexual activity with a boy aged 16 to 17 while in a position of trust which are alleged to have taken place over a six-month period.

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8 d. ago Who can trust who in this month's best psychological thrillers: Watch Your Back by Emma Christie, The Token by Sharon Bolton, The After Party by Ruth Kelly

Christena Appleyard reviews this month's best psychological thrillers

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2 w. ago 'Superb' psychological thriller voted one of the best horror films ever made is airing tonight

The film has been terrifying audiences for over 50 years and will be airing for free later tonight

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2 w. ago Hedda ending explained as psychological thriller drops on Prime Video

Hedda has arrived on Prime Video and here's what happened in the final few moments of the psychological thriller.

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2 w. ago The 10 best horror movies of all time, from Rosemary’s Baby to Psycho

We count down the scariest films ever made, from found footage classics to psychological thrillers

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3 w. ago Down Cemetery Road to Jimmy Carr’s Am I the A**hole? The seven best shows to stream this week

Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson team up in the cracking new thriller from Slow Horses creator Mick Herron, and Jimmy Carr’s new comedy will draw gasps by the minute. Plus: there’s a new Witcher!When a gas main explodes in a quiet Oxford street it initially comes as a merciful respite from the awkward dinner party being hosted by Sarah Tucker (Ruth Wilson). But soon, the fallout from the explosion becomes more disconcerting. Sarah (by day, a bored art historian) turns detective when an attempt to deliver a card to a child injured in the blast drags her into a conspiracy; soon she’s in cahoots with Emma Thompson’s spiky PI Zoe Boehm and getting entirely out of her depth. As befits a thriller adapted from a novel by Slow Horses creator Mick Herron, it’s an enjoyably astringent, increasingly nervy mixture of edgewalking intrigue and unsentimental, pitch-black humour. Apple TV, from Wednesday 29 October Continue reading...

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3 w. ago 'Creepy' Jack Whitehall unrecognisable in trailer for 'intense' new thriller

Jack Whitehall fans are in for a shock as the League of Their Own comedian is far from his funny man persona in Prime Video’s latest psychological thriller.

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3 w. ago Keira Knightley reveals 'ban' while filming Netflix's The Woman in Cabin 10

The actress spent weeks filming psychological thriller The Woman in Cabin 10 on a luxurious superyacht

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3 w. ago #MeToo campus thriller After the Hunt is provocation for provocation’s sake | Adrian Horton

Julia Roberts emerges unscathed but Luca Guadagnino’s tiring and muddled attempt to comment on trending topics doesn’t inspire the debates it so clearly wantsContains mild spoilersIn theory, After the Hunt, director Luca Guadagnino’s would-be psychological thriller tracing the fallout of a sexual-assault accusation at a cosseted Ivy League campus, hinges on a single early scene: Alma, the aloof and alluring philosophy professor made icily incandescent by Julia Roberts, arrives home to find Maggie, her doctoral student protege played by ascendant star Ayo Edebiri, waiting for her in the rain.Crouched together in an apartment stairwell – Guadagnino, a slick and stylish film-maker, frames them facing each other as mirrored negatives in preppy neutrals, a generational yin-yang – Maggie tells Alma in clipped, digressive bits that something bad happened with Hank (Andrew Garfield), a fellow tenure-track professor who serves as Alma’s professional rival, friend and maybe lover. The two had...

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