This document discusses several psychological thriller films including Alfred Hitchcock's "The Lodger" and "Rebecca", Irving Pichel's adaptation of "The Most Dangerous Game", Felix E. Feist's "The Man Who Cheated Himself", Ed Wood's "The Sinister Urge", Joseph L. Mickiewicz's "Sleuth", Dennis Potter's "Brimstone and Treacle", Jonathan Demme's "The Silence of the Lambs", Christopher Nolan's "The Machinist", and Darren Aronofsky's "Black Swan". It provides brief descriptions of the plots for each film.

2. The Lodger is the first well-known
psychological thriller was ‘ The Lodger’
by Alfred Hitchcock. It is a black and
white silent film.

3. ‘’The Most dangerous game’’ is by Irving
Pichel is an adaptation of a 1924 short
story by the same name

4. Alfred Hitchcock's ‘Rebecca’ the film is
shot in black and white, and is a gothic
tale.

5. The Man who cheated himself is a 1950s
American Crime film noir directed by
Felix E. Feist.

6. The Sinister Urge is a film that was
written and directed by Ed Wood. The
film revolves around a series of murders
of young women.

7. Sleuth is a 1972 mystery thriller film
directed by Joseph L. Mickiewicz (His
Last Movie)

8. Brimestone and Treacle by Dennis Potter
is about a strange young man has a
sinister effect on the family of a middle-ages
writer.

9. The Silence of the lambs is about a
young F.B.I Cadet must confide in an
incarcerated and manipulative killer to
receive his help on catching another
serial killer who skins his victims.

10. The machinist is an industrial worker who
hasn't slept in a year begins to doubt his
own sanity.

11. Black swan is the most recent psychological
movie. It is about a ballet dancer wins the lead
in ‘Swan Lake’ and is perfect for the role of the
delicate Whit Sawn- Princess Odette- but
slowly loses her mind as she becomes more
and more like Odile, the Black Swan.