Crime & Thriller

The Housemaid is a 2025 psychological thriller directed by Paul Feig and adapted from the bestselling novel. Trying to escape her past, Millie accepts a live-in position with the wealthy Winchesters, but the apparent fresh start turns into a dangerous struggle involving secrets, manipulation and power. Sydney Sweeney, Amanda Seyfried and Brandon Sklenar lead the cast.

In the United States, the currently verified home-viewing option is transactional rental or purchase, with Apple TV carrying the official digital listing. Lionsgate released the film in theaters on December 19, 2025, and Apple lists a runtime of 2 hours 11 minutes. Availability was checked against official distributor and platform pages on October 13, 2026.

The Amateur (2025) is streaming in the United States on Hulu with a subscription and through Hulu on Disney+ for eligible bundle subscribers. The 123-minute, PG-13 spy thriller stars Rami Malek as Charlie Heller, a CIA decoder whose intelligence becomes his main weapon.

After Heller’s wife is killed in a London terrorist attack and his supervisors refuse to act, he pursues those responsible across several countries. James Hawes directed the adaptation of Robert Littell’s novel, which opened in U.S. theaters on April 11, 2025.

Roofman is a 2025 comedy-drama based on the true story of Jeffrey Manchester, a former Army Ranger who robbed McDonald’s restaurants through their roofs and later hid inside a Toys “R” Us after escaping prison. Channing Tatum plays Manchester, with Kirsten Dunst, Ben Mendelsohn, LaKeith Stanfield, Juno Temple and Peter Dinklage in the ensemble.

In the United States, Roofman is currently streaming on Paramount+ with either the Essential or Premium plan. It opened in theaters on October 10, 2025, began streaming on December 9, and the direct provider page lists a runtime of 2 hours 5 minutes. U.S. availability was rechecked on October 13, 2026.

Caught Stealing is streaming in the United States on Netflix with a subscription and is also available through digital storefronts. Darren Aronofsky’s R-rated, 106-minute crime thriller stars Austin Butler as Hank Thompson, a former baseball prospect tending bar in New York.

When Hank agrees to watch his punk-rock neighbor’s cat, he is pulled into the path of dangerous gangsters who believe he has something they want. Charlie Huston adapted his own novel for the film, which Sony Pictures released in U.S. theaters on August 29, 2025.

One Battle After Another follows Bob, a washed-up revolutionary living off-grid with his daughter Willa, until an old enemy returns and she disappears. Bob is forced back into action while father and daughter confront the consequences of his past.

Paul Thomas Anderson wrote, directed and produced the 162-minute film, led by Leonardo DiCaprio with Sean Penn, Benicio Del Toro, Regina Hall, Teyana Taylor and Chase Infiniti. It opened nationwide on September 26, 2025 and is currently included with an HBO Max subscription in the United States.

Ethan Hunt's most consequential mission arrives with the weight of franchise history behind it — a two-and-a-half-hour action operetta that functions simultaneously as a standalone thriller and as the culmination of nearly three decades of increasingly elaborate physical filmmaking. Tom Cruise returns as the IMF's indestructible operative for what director Christopher McQuarrie has described as the conclusion of a story arc spanning multiple films, pursuing an artificial intelligence called the Entity across every continent and every environment that can be made to yield spectacular action. The film opens mid-chase and rarely pauses for breath.

The cast includes returning players Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, and Rebecca Ferguson alongside new additions who complicate Ethan's already complicated moral landscape. McQuarrie's screenplay finds genuine philosophical territory in the question of whether a man defined by his ability to solve impossible problems can solve one whose solution requires him to become something he isn't. The action sequences are extraordinary in the technical sense — Cruise performing stunts at altitudes and speeds that remain genuinely dangerous despite every precaution — but the film's surprising emotional core is what distinguishes it from the franchise's earlier installments.

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning opened in May 2025 to both critical and commercial success, earning over $700 million globally and widespread acknowledgment that it achieved what franchise conclusions rarely manage — genuine resolution without sacrifice of excitement. Critics praised McQuarrie's control of a narrative whose moving parts could easily become incoherent, and the film's practical stunt work was recognized with multiple technical awards. It streams on Paramount+.

A reclusive gym manager in a small New Mexican desert town falls for an ambitious bodybuilder passing through on her way to a competition in Las Vegas. Their intense romance quickly spirals into violence and crime when Jackie’s past and Lou’s dangerous family collide in ways neither anticipated.

British director Rose Glass follows up her debut Saint Maud with a film that defies easy categorization: part neo-noir, part body-horror, part love story, and part fever dream. Love Lies Bleeding wraps genuine human longing inside a plot of escalating menace, building toward sequences that embrace pure surrealist cinema while never losing sight of its characters’ raw vulnerability.

Kristen Stewart delivers one of her most physically and emotionally committed performances, while Katy O’Brian transforms herself convincingly into a competitive bodybuilder with dreams too big for the desert that surrounds her. Ed Harris and Dave Franco round out an ensemble that gives even the film’s most morally compromised characters their own warped internal logic.