Nightstalker

A chilling, methodical true-crime procedural that immerses you in 1980s L.A. and the grim hunt for a predator, leaving a lingering sense of dread.

A grimy, cheaply made shocker that mostly feels nasty and tedious, with little to hold your attention beyond its unpleasant premise.

A suffocating, first-person plunge into real-life terror that grips you from the first frame and refuses to let go.

A sleazy, low-budget stalker chiller that trades glossy fashion-world glamour for cheap thrills and creeping dread.

A grim, moonlit procedural that trades atmosphere for grue, watching the city's neon underside curdle into ritual dread.

A grim, claustrophobic plunge into cruelty that leaves you uneasy and unsettled long after it ends.

A grim, unsettling true-crime drama that lingers on systemic failures and human suffering, leaving a heavy, haunting impression.

A gritty, slow-burning crime thriller that follows an outsider navigating a dangerous underworld, with tense confrontations and a brooding atmosphere.

A grim, grimy plunge into toxic attraction and casual brutality, leaving a sour taste long after the credits.

A grim, low-budget cat-and-mouse thriller that leans on menace and sleaze more than scares.

A grimy, amateurish slasher that feels like a homemade tape, more unsettling for its roughness than its scares.

A grim, uneasy plunge into violent obsession, with slow-building dread and a constant sense of being watched.