Movies like And Then There Were None

Knives Out is a modern take on the whodunit genre, featuring a large ensemble cast and a cleverly woven narrative. Director Rian Johnson pays homage to classic murder mystery stories, creating a film that fans of And Then There Were None will appreciate for its humor, twists, and meticulous attention to detail.

Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight is set in post-Civil War Wyoming, where eight travelers are stranded together during a blizzard. With its closed-off setting and air of mystery, it bears similarities to the claustrophobic tension and character-driven drama of And Then There Were None.

As another adaptation of Agatha Christie's work, Death on the Nile is led by detective Hercule Poirot, who finds himself on a luxurious Nile cruise where a murder takes place. The film's lavish setting and ensemble cast of suspects offer a similar appeal to those who enjoyed the mystery and elegance of And Then There Were None.

Identity is a psychological thriller with a story that unfolds as ten strangers are stranded at a desolate motel during a rainstorm, where they realize they are being killed off one by one. The film's dark atmosphere and mystery elements are reminiscent of the isolated setting and suspense in And Then There Were None.

Based on the popular board game, Clue offers a comedic twist on the murder mystery genre. As with And Then There Were None, a group of individuals is brought together in a large mansion where they must figure out who among them is the murderer. The witty dialogue and colorful characters make for an engaging and entertaining film.

Directed by Robert Altman and featuring an ensemble cast, Gosford Park is a murder mystery set during a hunting party at a wealthy English country house in the 1930s. Its complex narrative and development of both upstairs guests and downstairs servants echoes the layered storytelling and suspenseful intrigue of And Then There Were None.