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A political activist is convinced that her guest is a man who once tortured her for the government.
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Top 15 Movies Similar to "The Invisible Guest" (2017)
We’ve put together a selection of smart mystery films and thrillers for viewers who enjoyed (“The Invisible Guest”)[movie_id=411088] — stories built around tangled plots, dark secrets, a wide pool of suspects, and characters who can never be fully trusted. As in Oriol Paulo’s film, the truth emerges gradually, while unreliable narrators, hidden motives, and shocking twists keep you questioning what really happened right up to the final moments. Among the closest matches in this collection are (“The Body”)[movie_id=111083], (“Primal Fear”)[movie_id=1592], (“The Secret in Their Eyes”)[movie_id=25376], (“God’s Crooked Lines”)[movie_id=890980], (“Shutter Island”)[movie_id=11324], and (“Gone Girl”)[movie_id=210577].
Films like Murder on the Orient Express (2017)
This collection features films similar to Murder on the Orient Express: atmospheric detective stories centered on the mystery of who the killer is, with ensemble casts, closed circles of suspects, family secrets, motives of revenge, and intricate investigations. It includes both classic stories in the spirit of Agatha Christie and more modern detective films where the suspense lasts until the very end. Some of the films in this selection have a wittier, more comedic tone, while others lean closer to a darker thriller.
Films like Shutter Island (2010)
In this collection, we’ve gathered films similar to “Shutter Island” — psychological thrillers and mysteries that keep you on edge until the very end. What unites them are secrets, twist endings, an unreliable view of events, and stories where reality keeps slipping away. The characters become trapped in their own memories, trauma, and suspicions, and the investigation gradually turns into a crisis of identity. The mood across the selection is isolation, paranoia, a sense of hopelessness, and a tense pace that lingers long after the credits roll.
