A good murder mystery is one of the most effective types of entertainment. The BBC has not simply ran out of ideas for their remakes of Agatha Christie and Sherlock Holmes. Even if you know how it ends, a good mystery never gets old. Every watch allows you to pay attention to the things that you missed the first time, and you get better at it by learning from your mistakes. Who knows when this information might be useful! Following that, here is a list of the top murder mystery films on Hulu that are now streaming:
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A Kind of Murder (2016)
The 1954 novel “The Blunderer” by Patricia Highsmith served as the basis for the mystery-thriller movie “A Kind of Murder,” which was directed by Andy Goddard. The protagonist of the film is aspiring writer Walter Stackhouse, who works late into the night to realize his lofty goals. Unfortunately, Walter winds up looking into a woman’s murder who was allegedly killed by her husband before he obtains the achievement he is aiming toward. Even though he thinks that things can’t possibly get worse, tragedy strikes when his wife also passes away.
Gemini (2017)
The lead actors in “Gemini” are Zoe Kravitz, John Cho, and Lola Kirke. With a murder, it all begins. Being a successful actress, Heather Anderson’s body being discovered at her home puts pressure on the authorities to crack the case as soon as possible. Detective Edward Ahn, who is in charge of the investigation, immediately develops a suspicion about Jill, Heather’s aide who found the dead. Although Jill may have committed numerous crimes, murder was not one of them. She senses the police’s interest in her and launches her own investigation to clear her name. She might find something she doesn’t like.
Jagged Edge (1985)
In the neo-noir thriller “Jagged Edge,” starring Glenn Close, Jeff Bridges, Peter Coyote, and Robert Loggia, Richard Marquand. The movie centers on Jack, a San Francisco newspaper publisher who is charged with killing Paige Forrester, his wealthy socialite wife. Unfortunately, he is soon caught for the crime, and the accused turns to well-known attorney Teddy Barnes to help him fight for his case and assail the charges against him. Teddy initially resisted taking the case for some reason, but once she met Jack, she gradually warmed to him. Despite this, Teddy is still unsure of whether Jack is innocent or not.
Memories of Murder (2003)
Memories of Murder, a South Korean crime thriller movie written by Bong Joon-ho and Shim Sung-bo, was influenced by Kim Kwang-rim’s stage drama “Come to See Me.” Two inexperienced small-town cops who are investigating two horrible murders that rock a close-knit South Korean village wind themselves questioning a young guy with mental disabilities. To obtain all the information they require, they resort to severe and coercive interrogation techniques, but it soon becomes clear that they have the incorrect man. Fortunately, a big-city investigator with plenty of expertise steps in to save them before they further complicate the case.
Out of Blue (2018)
Martin Amis’ novel “Night Train” served as the basis for the criminal drama film “Out of Blue,” which stars Patricia Clarkson, Toby Jones, Jacki Weaver, and James Caan. The movie centers on New Orleans-based officer Mike Hoolihan, who is looking into the brutal death of eminent physicist Jennifer Rockwell. But as he starts looking into cosmic mysteries to solve the mystery of Jennifer’s death and apprehend the murderer, his investigation soon takes an unexpected turn.
Seven (1995)
The psychological criminal thriller film “Seven” is directed by David Fincher and written by Andrew Kevin Walker. The movie, which stars Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt, is about a sick serial murderer who kills innocent people mercilessly in accordance with the seven deadly sins. Investigator Lieutenant William Somerset, a seasoned detective who is ready to retire, and a young idealist named David Mills are tasked with catching the horrible killer before things get out of hand. The two gradually understand that they are dealing with someone much more terrible than they could have imagined in their wildest nightmares as they piece together the murderers’ great ambitions.
The Clovehitch Killer (2018)
Christopher Ford wrote the coming-of-age thriller “The Clovehitch Killer.” The Tyler Burnside character in the Duncan Skiles film is a young adult who was brought up in a strict Christian household. Thus, the façade of the typical household quickly crumbles when Tyler comes across alarming photographs gathered by his father, and he starts to doubt everything. It becomes more and more obvious to him as he starts to examine the evidence on his own that his father is likely to blame for the murder of a 13-year-old over ten years ago.
The Limehouse Golem (2016)
The Limehouse Golem is a British horror-mystery film starring Bill Nighy, Olivia Cooke, Douglas Booth, Daniel Mays, and Sam Reid that was based on Peter Ackroyd’s 1994 murder mystery book. The Juan Carlos Medina-directed film follows a serial killer on the prowl who plays a psychological game with law enforcement officials by leaving cryptic notes at crime scenes in addition to actively killing people. Fear grabs the innocent and Inspector Kildare, an experienced investigator, is given the task by Scotland Yard of finding the horrible murderer. Kildare starts his search for the psychotic serial killer who is trying to spread his violence and bloodshed throughout Victorian London, certain that he is probably being set up for failure.
The Lovely Bones (2009)
The Lovely Bones, a supernatural thriller drama film co-written and directed by Peter Jackson, is based on the same-named Alice Sebold book. The focus of the Rachel Weisz and Mark Wahlberg film is a 14-year-old girl named Susie who is brutally killed. Her soul, however, is steadfast in her resolve to bring the offender to justice and refuses to abandon her family. Susie sets off on a difficult journey to assist her family in discovering the identity of the murderer as the inquiry gets underway. But will her spirit be able to do the impossible?
The Postcard Killings (2020)
Danis Tanovi’s crime thriller film “The Postcard Killings” is based on the namesake book by James Patterson and Liza Marklund. It centered on Jakob Kanon, a detective working out of New York, who is tasked with looking into his daughter’s death in Sweden. The victim was on her honeymoon when the crime was committed, but when Jakob finds out that other innocent tourists are also under threat, he understands the seriousness of the tragic situation and starts working with an American journalist to solve it.
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