5 Perfect Thriller TV Shows Nobody Talks About Anymore

It’s tough to pick just a few, but here are five excellent thriller shows from the last 15 years that haven’t gotten enough attention. The best part? You can stream them all on popular platforms. If you’re looking for a suspenseful new show to watch, these hidden gems are a great place to start.

‘Looney Tunes’ Spin-off Movie on the Way That Hopefully Fares Better Than ‘Coyote vs. Acme’

While the story isn’t available yet, Speedy Gonzales, the quick-witted mouse, has been a popular character in the Looney Tunes universe since the 1950s. Most recently, Gabriel Iglesias voiced Speedy in the 2021 film Space Jam: A New Legacy, and Fred Armisen, Tim Dadabo, and Dino Andrade have all played the role at different times. Bill Damaschke, president of Warner Bros. Pictures Animation, recently spoke about the new movie, saying:

After 9 Years, Netflix’s 3-Part Crime Thriller Masterpiece Is Still Worth A Weekend Binge

Despite the many original shows now available on Netflix, Narcos remains one of the platform’s best examples of captivating, binge-worthy storytelling. The series, which aired for three seasons from 2015 to 2017, tells the dramatic story of Pablo Escobar (played by Wagner Moura), Colombia’s notorious drug lord, and his eventual downfall. It covers years of violence, corruption, and political games, all unfolding at a fast pace.

Netflix’s Gritty New Matt Damon & Ben Affleck Thriller Is Now No. 1 Worldwide

Netflix is clearly succeeding with thriller content, as evidenced by the recent performance of its latest film. “The Rip,” starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, quickly rose to the top of Netflix charts worldwide. While the star power of Affleck and Damon is a definite draw, it’s not the sole reason for the movie’s popularity.

Evangelion Scores Major New Box Office Win With Penultimate Movie Release

According to reports, Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo returned to Japanese theaters on January 9th as part of a larger revival project planned for 2025-2026. During its opening weekend, the film brought in about 98.5 million yen (approximately US$620,000) and drew over 61,000 viewers. Even though it was only shown in 89 theaters across the country, it landed at number six in Japan’s box office rankings for January 9th-11th.