Movies like Gothika

In this psychological thriller directed by Martin Scorsese, the line between reality and madness blurs, much like in Gothika. Leonardo DiCaprio plays a U.S. Marshal investigating a missing person case at a remote psychiatric facility, a setting that ensures Shutter Island's place on the list for those who enjoy a mind-bending narrative.

This atmospheric ghost story unfolds with a sense of creeping dread that mirrors the tone of Gothika. With its gothic elements and story of a mother trying to protect her children from otherworldly forces, The Others provides a compelling watch for fans of psychological and supernatural horror.

Starring Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer, this film presents a similarly chilling narrative where supernatural occurrences intertwine with a personal crisis. Audiences who enjoyed the psychological twists of Gothika will be captivated by the haunting mystery and suspense woven throughout What Lies Beneath.

This remake of a Japanese horror film features a mother and daughter dealing with ghostly disturbances, much like Halle Berry's character in Gothika. Dark Water builds a similarly grim atmosphere, making it an apt recommendation for viewers who relish the combination of psychological thriller and supernatural horror.

Based on a novella by Stephen King, this psychological thriller chronicles the mental unraveling of a writer, echoing the themes of reality questioning and psychological terror present in Gothika. Fans will be drawn to Johnny Depp's portrayal of a man haunted by more than just a figure at his window.

This supernatural thriller, like Gothika, delves into the realm of dark secrets and voodoo, set against the backdrop of a plantation house in Louisiana. Fans of Gothika will appreciate The Skeleton Key's intense atmosphere and twisty plot as it follows a hospice nurse who gets more than she bargained for.

This sleeper hit starring Kevin Bacon explores the world of the supernatural when an ordinary man begins to experience frightening visions. The film's exploration of the unknown and unraveling of a suburban dad's reality will resonate with those who were riveted by Gothika's psychological intrigue and ghostly encounters.