Intense Film Thriller Recommendations

[Watershipdownisgood]

So I have seen some pretty intense thriller films, and some of them get really dark, and hit quite hard.

Some of the most intense thriller films I've seen that I enjoyed, or loved
Wait Until Dark
Below gets more and more intense as the film goes on
A Simple Plan
The Glass House
Deep Cover
Kalifornia
Assault on Precinct 13 this film man this film
Deadly Hero
Seven
The Visitors
Hokuriku Proxy War
Breakdown
Panic Room
The Bone Collector
Blue Steel
Nightcrawler
Taxi Driver
Bad Lieutenant
City of Industry
Black Mask great martial arts too
The Bodyguard From Beijing
Internal Affairs starring Richard Gere
Southern Comfort I couldn't not put this one here
Unleashed
The Great Silence great snowy spaghetti western thriller that has one of the darkest endings in cinema ever
Narc
Training Day
52 Pick Up
Marathon Man
Prisoners
In Bruges
Rear Window
Vertigo
Frenzy
Rope
Stagefright
North by Northwest
Peeping Tom
Devil in a Blue Dress
Targets
Menace II Society brutal feels like a horror film at times, and the ending hits really hard

Any other intense thriller film suggestions that are on Blu-Ray that I should check out, and probably pick up?

[LT.Schaffer]

only ones i can think of right now

[formula_nebula]

Bound
Narc
Dressed to Kill
Blowout
I Saw the Devil
House on the Edge of the Park
Ms .45
52 Pickup

[Jay H.]

Surveillance (2008). It was directed by Jennifer Lynch, and after seeing it, her father (David) called her to say "you're the sickest ***** I know".

One False Move (1992). Admittedly, it's more of a crime drama, but it has moments that are very chilling.

[Jobla]

HARDCORE (1979) and its unofficial remake 8MM (1999) are pretty intense.

[OABJYU]

The Taking of Pelham 123 (Original 1974 version)

[gimmeshelter]

I like 70s paranoia thrillers, I find them pretty intense:
Marathon Man
The Parallax View
Three Days of the Condor
Capricorn One

[paytor35]

And soon the darkness
Prisoners
Leviathan
The skin I live in
Headhunters
Eastern Promises
Eyes without a Face
Gone baby gone
Green Room
The Handmaiden
Anything Hitchcock
I saw the Devil
In Bruges
Lowlife
Night of the Hunter
Oldboy
Pans Labyrinth
Peeping Tom

[Jobla]

SISTERS (1972) from Brian De Palma might be more horror than thriller, but I find it to be quite intense.

[Querelle]

I haven't seen either of them in years, but I went through a South Korean film phase a while back, and The Chaser and The Yellow Sea were favorites that would seem to fit the thread description. I think Chaser is the more popular one, but I remember TYS being just as impressive, and as I tend to be biased toward longer movies, I liked its sprawl

[bonehica]

Originally Posted by formula_nebula

Bound
Narc
Dressed to Kill
Blowout
I Saw the Devil
House on the Edge of the Park
Ms .45
52 Pickup

I Saw the Devil takes the revenge thriller to levels rarely reached in film. It's an exceptional film and a must watch!