Movies like Evil Under the Sun

Rian Johnson's Knives Out pays homage to classic whodunits like Evil Under the Sun with its eclectic cast, witty dialogue, and a plot full of red herrings. The modern twist and stylish direction make it an engaging, contemporary complement to more traditional murder mysteries.

Another lavish Agatha Christie adaptation directed by John Guillermin, Death on the Nile shares the same intricate plotting and ensemble casting that make Evil Under the Sun a delight for mystery fans. With scenic locations and suspenseful storytelling, it offers a similarly luxurious backdrop for an intriguing whodunit.

Directed by Sidney Lumet, this film adapts one of Agatha Christie's most famous novels. Featuring an all-star cast including Albert Finney as the iconic detective Hercule Poirot, Murder on the Orient Express offers the clever twists and high production values that also define Evil Under the Sun.

Based on the popular board game, Clue offers a comedic twist on the murder mystery genre. With a similar premise of a group trying to solve a murder where everyone's a suspect, it offers a lighter, more humorous take that fans of Evil Under the Sun's whodunit style might enjoy.

Robert Altman's Gosford Park offers a similar ensemble cast dynamic with a British murder mystery backdrop. While set in a different era than Evil Under the Sun, the film's intricate plot and social commentary will likely entice those who enjoy cleverly constructed mysteries.

If the star-studded cast and Agatha Christie's touch in Evil Under the Sun appeal to you, then The Mirror Crack'd might catch your eye. Directed by Guy Hamilton, this mystery unfolds with Miss Marple investigating a deadly incident on a film set, unraveling secrets with each layer of glamour peeled back.

This film adaptation of one of Agatha Christie's most intriguing stories brings together a group of strangers on a secluded island, each with secrets to hide, and a mystery to solve as they start dying one by one. Like Evil Under the Sun, it keeps audiences guessing until the very end.

Sleuth is a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse between two cunning men in a British countryside estate. Although it's more focused on psychological warfare than a classic mystery plot, its sharp wit and thrilling twists are a treat for those who love the sophistication and intrigue of Evil Under the Sun.