Movies like Fallen

Morgan Freeman returns in his role as detective and psychologist Alex Cross, challenged with unraveling the kidnapping of a senator's daughter. While not as supernatural as Fallen, it provides the same type of psychological thriller with complex characters that requires solving a twisted puzzle.

This dark and gripping thriller about two detectives hunting down a serial killer who uses the seven deadly sins as his motives shares the same eerie tone and complex narrative as Fallen. Fans of detective stories mingled with the supernatural will appreciate Se7en's intense atmosphere and twist ending.

Constantine, starring Keanu Reeves as a supernatural detective battling demons on Earth, explores themes of redemption and the supernatural, much like Fallen. With its darker tone and explorations into the occult, it holds appeal for audiences who revel in the overlap between detective work and otherworldly forces.

Featuring a quadriplegic detective and his ambitious young assistant on the trail of a serial killer leaving cryptic clues, The Bone Collector's tense pursuit of a nefarious antagonist echoes the cat-and-mouse game seen in Fallen. The film's mix of suspense and crime-solving will engage viewers looking for another thriller fix.

With clever plot twists and courtroom suspense, Primal Fear tells the story of an altar boy accused of murder and the attorney who defends him. Like Fallen, it provides a gritty, twist-laden narrative with a keen interest in the possibility of evil within.

Like Fallen, End of Days blends the cop thriller genre with supernatural elements, featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger as a former police officer who must stop Satan from taking a human bride. Its apocalyptic themes and blend of action with Biblical references offer a potent cocktail for fans of demon-centric cinema.

This film explores the mysterious stigmata wounds appearing on a young woman and the investigation that follows, interweaving religious iconography and reality. Fans of Fallen may find Stigmata's investigation into the seemingly supernatural and its implications on faith to be thrillingly similar.

The Prophecy, a film about a detective who becomes embroiled in a celestial war between angels, combines the police procedural with a heavy dose of supernatural phenomena. The theological and existential quandaries present might intrigue those who enjoyed the melding of a detective story with the supernatural in Fallen.