For fans of Alfred Hitchcock: what to watch, read & play next

A wife's creeping suspicion about her charming, debt-ridden husband makes every small lie feel lethal.

An actress tries to help a friend prove his innocence — and finds truth and performance dangerously intertwined.

Buried colonial secrets and a fragile marriage unravel when a newcomer disturbs the careful silence.

A director risks his own money to make a film the studio refuses to back.

A husband's hidden double life brings catastrophe to the family sheltered unknowingly beside him.

A detective's girlfriend kills in self-defence, then lives in terror as the investigation closes in.

A detective hiding among jewel thieves in an abandoned house — deception within deception.

Parents silenced by a kidnapping must stop an assassination they cannot speak about to anyone.

A curated NBC anthology of mystery dramas, executive-produced by Alfred Hitchcock, built around suspense.

Short, self-contained suspenseful tales — the anthology format at its most concentrated.

Adaptations of Poe, Christie, and Dickens drawn from the classic suspense radio programme.

A rural murder spirals into a Europe-spanning conspiracy guided by a shadowy, anonymous informant.

Boris Karloff hosts macabre, crime-tinged tales described as distinctly Hitchcockian in tone.

Cops and criminals investigate the same murder, each crossing the moral line they swore to hold.

Anonymous threatening letters poison a quiet English village until Miss Marple follows the paper trail.

Reenactments of real murder cases — some involving miscarriages of justice — told with unflinching weight.

A crash survivor insists his family was in the car — a thriller about memory and self-doubt.

A classic adventure story adapted for the screen by Hitchcock — now playable, page by page, as a game.

A betrayed wife draws you into her crimes — and makes you complicit in the nightmare she builds.

Hunt Nazi fugitives through a 1971 detective thriller by analysing evidence before the trail vanishes.

A romantic evening turns nightmare when a detective breaks in and accuses your wife of murder.

A journalist trapped on a colossal, isolated vessel discovers something terrible has happened aboard.

A series of murders across continents linked by one killer's chilling, theatrical signature.

A writer alone in an old house finds the silence slowly replaced by something deeply unsettling.

A curated anthology spanning crime, suspense, detection, and the macabre — the full spectrum of dread.

A critical study of Hitchcock's *Vertigo* — one of cinema's most dissected psychological thrillers.

Short fiction from the masters of suspense — Connell, Sayers, Dahl — selected for maximum unease.

Irony-laced crime stories whose punchlines arrive just as the trap snaps shut around the characters.

Miss Marple investigates a murder at a film actress's country home — cosy surface, lethal undercurrent.

A new companion to a wealthy invalid senses something is wrong — and no one around her will confirm it.

Perry Mason untangles a scheme where jealousy, stock manipulation, and murder share the same motive.

Eleven short thrillers chosen to unsettle — the kind of fiction designed to keep you awake.