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2025 is shaping up to be a thrilling year for fans of suspense, with a variety of releases across books and films. Here's a look at some of the most anticipated thrillers:

小說類

• "Not Quite Dead Yet" by Holly Jackson - This adult debut from the bestselling author of "A Good Girl's Guide to Murder" features a protagonist, Jet Mason, who has seven days to solve her own murder after a brutal Halloween attack leaves her with a fatal head injury.
• "The Woman in Suite 11" by Ruth Ware - A sequel to "The Woman in Cabin 10," this novel brings back journalist Lo Blacklock as she attends a special hotel opening in Geneva, Switzerland, which, predictably, goes disastrously wrong.
• "Retreat" by Krysten Ritter - From actress and bestselling author Krysten Ritter, this serpentine thriller is about identity and obsession, following a clever con artist who infiltrates the life of a wealthy socialite.
• "Killer Potential" by Hannah Deitch - This debut novel follows Evie, who becomes a fugitive and suspect in a manhunt after she and a mysterious woman are spotted at a crime scene. She must find the real killer to clear her name.
• "Serial Killer Support Group" by Saratoga Schaefer - A queer feminist debut thriller where a woman infiltrates a support group for serial killers after her sister is murdered.
• "The Day I Lost You" by Ruth Mancini - A haunting psychological thriller about motherhood, grief, and deception, where Hope's baby goes missing, and a woman in Spain insists the child is hers.
• "The Cleaner" by Mary Watson - This slow-burning thriller follows Esmie, a cleaner who gathers secrets from her wealthy employers to pursue justice for her brother.
• "Cuckoo" by Callie Kazumi - A dark, gripping thriller about love, obsession, and deception, where Claire's fiancé vanishes, and she uncovers unsettling truths about him.
• "The Secret of Secrets" by Dan Brown - Robert Langdon is back in a tale that blends futuristic science and ancient mythology as he searches for a disappeared noetic scientist and her groundbreaking manuscript.
• "The Widow" by John Grisham - While details are scarce, a new legal thriller from Grisham is always highly anticipated.
• "The Impossible Fortune" by Richard Osman - The latest in "The Thursday Murder Club" series, this mystery sees the چهار دوست investigating a disappearance and a murder tied to something valuable.
• "The Girl with Ice in Her Veins" by Karin Smirnoff - Lisbeth Salander returns in this installment of the Millennium series, facing a history of violence in a lawless town.
• "A Slowly Dying Cause" by Elizabeth George - Detective Sergeant Barbara Havers and Detective Inspector Thomas Lynley investigate the suspicious death of Michael Lobb, found dead in his family's workshop.
• "An Inside Job" by Daniel Silva - Art restorer and spy Gabriel Allon uncovers a murder and a missing da Vinci painting, leading to a hunt for corruption.
• "The Unraveling of Julia" by Lisa Scottoline - A gothic mystery where Julia Pritzker inherits a Tuscan villa after her husband's murder and discovers disturbing connections to the previous owner.
• "We Are All Guilty Here" by Karin Slaughter - Officer Emmy Clifton investigates the disappearance of two teenage girls in a small town, uncovering their secrets and the town's hidden truths.
• "The Bone Thief" by Vanessa Lillie - An archaeologist investigates the disappearance of a Native teen and stolen remains, revealing a pattern of violence tied to a powerful society.
• "Exit Strategy" by Lee Child and Andrew Child - Jack Reacher receives a cryptic note and embarks on a new mystery.
• "Beautiful Ugly" by Alice Feeney - This thriller involves a missing spouse, a remote Scottish island, and a creepy doppelgänger.
• "Julie Chan Is Dead" by Liann Zhang - A debut novel focusing on twin sisters, social media influencers, and the dangers of being online.
• "Count My Lies" - A GMA Book Club pick, this thriller follows a compulsive liar whose deceptions lead her to a wealthy couple with sinister secrets.

電影類

• "Black Bag" - Directed by Steven Soderbergh, this espionage thriller stars Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender as a married spy duo who face off when one is suspected of treason.
• "Caught Stealing" - Darren Aronofsky directs this adaptation of Charlie Huston's novel, with Austin Butler playing a former baseball player who descends into the criminal underworld.
• "The Thursday Murder Club" - Based on Richard Osman's book, this film follows a group of true crime enthusiasts who find themselves solving a murder in their small town.
• "I Know What You Did Last Summer" (Sequel) - A reboot/sequel to the 90s classic, with original cast members Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar making cameo appearances.
• "The Amateur" - Rami Malek stars as a CIA cryptographer seeking vengeance after a terrorist attack kills his wife.
• "Sinners" - Ryan Coogler's vampire thriller, starring Michael B. Jordan in a dual role as twin brothers in 1932 Mississippi, dealing with both mobsters and vampires.
• "Last Breath" - A true story starring Woody Harrelson, depicting a diver's survival after descending over 300 feet underwater.
• "HIM" - A sports thriller starring Marlon Wayans, about an athlete pushing himself to extremes.
• "Frankenstein" - Guillermo Del Toro's adaptation of the classic tale, expected on Netflix around Halloween.
• "The Running Man" - A new adaptation of Stephen King's novel, set in a dystopian 2025 where contestants must outrun killers for money.
• "Now You See Me 3" - The third installment in the heist thriller series, with the main cast returning.
• "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery" - The third film in the "Knives Out" series, with Daniel Craig returning as Benoit Blanc.
• "It Was Just An Accident" - Winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes 2025, praised for its emotional depth and political resonance.
• "One Battle After Another" - Paul Thomas Anderson's action thriller about ex-revolutionaries reuniting for a mission after a kidnapping.
• "Companion" - A psychological thriller where Iris discovers she is a companion robot and questions her reality and autonomy.
• "Presence" - Steven Soderbergh's psychological thriller, shot from the first-person perspective of a ghost, as a family settles into a new home and realizes they are not alone.