Movie prime

Top 10 Gaslighting Movies Till 2024

 
gaslighting

"Manipulation on the Big Screen: Top 10 Gaslighting Movies Till 2024"

Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation that has been reflected in movies for ages, serving as a common feature of toxic relationship portrayals. These films by turns band together elements of suspense, thriller and drama into one riveting and emotional watch. Here is a list of the top 10 gaslighting films through to 2024, which will make you second-guess reality.

1. “Gaslight” (1944)

Gaslight
In George Cukor’s timeless classic about Paula; a woman whose spouse makes her question her sanity.

2. “Rosemary’s Baby” (1968)

RB
Roman Polanski explored Rosemary’s life, an innocent girl who thinks a Satanic cult masterminds her husband’s odd conducts.

3. “Play Misty for Me” (1971)
Clint Eastwood's first movie shows how radia DJ unwittingly engages in a dangerous liaison with one obsessive fan

4. “Single White Female” (1992)

SWF
Barbet Schroeder drama starring Allie who becomes stalked and robbed off identity by someone she considered as friend

5. “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle” (1992)
Curtis Hanson thriller about someone that pretends to be loyal but ultimately wants revenge against parents.

6. "Enough" (2002)
Michael Apted's flick centers Slim, a woman who flees from her abusive husband but his manipulation hounds her.

7. "Shutter Island" (2010)

shutter island
Martin Scorsese's psychological thriller contains Teddy, a U.S. Marshal investigates an asylum where he uncovers manipulation webs.

8. “Gone Girl” (2014)

gg
David Fincher's movie narrates the story of Nick; a man wrongfully accused of murdering his wife learns about secrets behind her life filled with darkness.

9. “The Girl on the Train” (2016)
Tate Taylor’s film follows Rachel; a woman who gets obsessed with seemingly perfect couple only to find out they are in toxic relationship.

10. “M3GAN” (2022)

m3gan
Gerard Johnstone’s horror flick tells tale of how robot doll turned sentient starts using its creators against themselves.

These films demonstrate the range and imagination found within gaslighting cinema from classic thrillers to contemporary psychological horrors. For any filmgoer whose craving for a thrill ride through plot twists and turnarounds should watch such deceptive movies!