The best thrillers of all time

Best Thrillers of all time

Many thrillers have been created and many thrillers have been absolutely amazing but in my opinion, these are the three best thrillers ever created

Psycho

At number one, we have Psycho by Alfred Hitchcock. This movie is a Horror, Psychological Thriller and is an absolute masterpiece. the movie is such a masterpiece due to the shocking twist halfway through the movie, the great suspense built up using different camera angles and different lighting techniques. The movie was created in 1960 and I can strongly say that it is one of the best movies of all time.

The movie psycho will never be forgotten and will remain to be one of the best thrillers of all time.

The reason I have chosen Psycho as one of the best thrillers of all time is due to the fact that it was released in 1960 and at this time, there weren't many great movies about it. when Psycho was released, the camera angles and the attention to detail was truly mind-blowing for the audience at the time.

The Godfather

The Godfather by Francis Ford Coppola because of not only a masterpiece for its editing and suspense due to that. the movie also created a lot more understanding to Italian culture instead of the normal stereotypes that were present at the time in the USA.

'It helped Italians American culture'

https://www.sbs.com.au/movies/article/2018/12/19/how-godfather-changed-cinema-forever

This movie had an inspirational impact on me while I was watching it and was extremely successful in creating the suspense and power a thriller movie should have. I definitely recommend this movie and is great for anyone who is thrill-seeking and loves intense great movies.

Vertigo

This movie is Hitchcock's most personal movie and is a classic. you see the director tackle his obsessions and his love and you see the measures one would go for someone and for love.

Hitchcock also invented a camera style to show the Characters vertigo. It was a continuous zoom in and pull back and this created a lot of emotion and suspense.

Just like the movie Psycho, Hitchcock used camera angles in this movie to portray different emotions, due to the time this movie was released, these camera angles were truly mind blowing to the audience and was appreciated greatly, even more appreciated that if we watched the movie now, even know the movie is amazing, we will never experience the feeling the audience had when watching this movie for the first time as it was one of the first time these camera angles were used,