Movies like Dead Again

Shutter Island offers a gripping tale of mystery and psychological thrills, much like Dead Again. Directed by Martin Scorsese, the film delves into the story of a U.S. Marshal investigating a disappearance at a remote mental asylum. The twisty narrative and gothic atmosphere will appeal to those who love the blend of suspense and revelation that Dead Again delivers.

The Prestige is a film about rival magicians in Victorian London, directed by Christopher Nolan. Like Dead Again, it combines elements of mystery, drama, and the unexpected, as the magicians' obsession with outdoing each other leads to shocking revelations that will intrigue those who seek intricately plotted narratives.

Directed by Clint Eastwood, Mystic River tells a dark, emotionally intense story of childhood friends reunited by a tragic event. Its focus on past traumas and the haunting nature of unresolved issues resonates with Dead Again's theme of how the past affects the present.

The Sixth Sense, directed by M. Night Shyamalan, is renowned for its stunning plot twist and its exploration of the supernatural. Like Dead Again, this film takes audiences on a psychological and ghostly journey that questions the boundaries between life and death, and perception versus reality.

What Lies Beneath is a supernatural thriller that plays with elements of suspense and the paranormal. Directed by Robert Zemeckis and featuring Michelle Pfeiffer and Harrison Ford, the movie's atmospheric tension and ghostly mysteries make it a compelling watch for admirers of Dead Again's eerie mood and plot twists.

The Others, featuring Nicole Kidman as a war widow living in an isolated mansion with her photosensitive children, creates an atmosphere thick with suspense and spectral occurrences. Fans of Dead Again will be drawn to its compelling storyline and shocking climactic revelation, reminiscent of the twists Dead Again fans enjoy.

Secret Window starring Johnny Depp as a writer accused of plagiarism by a mysterious stranger, unravels a tense psychological puzzle. The film's descent into the main character's disturbed psyche and the gradual revelation of the truth will captivate anyone who appreciates the enigmatic and dramatic storytelling in Dead Again.

Gothika, starring Halle Berry as a psychiatrist who becomes a patient in her own mental hospital after being accused of a crime she cannot remember, weaves a similar tapestry of intrigue and amnesia. Fans of Dead Again will appreciate the film's exploration of identity and the supernatural elements that blur the lines between reality and nightmare.