Movies like The Forgotten

Shutter Island's atmosphere of doubt and tension echoes that of The Forgotten, with both films inviting viewers into a realm where the lines between reality and delusion are blurred. Leonardo DiCaprio's character's quest to uncover the truth on a remote psychiatric facility island will resonate with fans of psychological thrillers.

Gone Girl engages its viewers with a dark and twisty narrative, much like The Forgotten, that keeps you guessing until the end. Centered around the sudden disappearance of a woman and the subsequent media frenzy and police investigation, the movie offers a complex look at love, media, and the truths we fabricate.

Mystic River, like The Forgotten, is a emotionally gripping narrative that deals with the aftermath of a terrible tragedy and the dark secrets of a tight-knit community. Both films are grounded in a dramatic mystery that slowly unravels, pulling the viewer into a complex web of emotions and suspense.

Delving into the unpredictable consequences of altering the past, The Butterfly Effect resonates with viewers who appreciated the psychological intricacies and mind-bending aspects of The Forgotten. The film is similarly suspenseful and explores themes of memory and reality.

Fans of The Forgotten will find The Others' in-depth psychological exploration both familiar and haunting as it documents a mother's struggle to keep her children safe from perceived supernatural forces, only to uncover chilling truths. It’s another tale where what’s real is questioned, and the supernatural plays a key role.

Much like The Forgotten, Flightplan thrills audiences with its blend of mystery and psychological drama, unfolding as a mother desperately searches for her missing daughter aboard an airplane, while everyone around her denies the child ever existed. Both movies delve into the anguish of a parent's worst nightmare amid conspiratorial twists.

A film adaptation of Stephen King's novella, Secret Window will appeal to those who enjoyed The Forgotten for its psychological suspense and the protagonist's struggle to differentiate between reality and fiction. The movie follows a writer accused of plagiarism by a mysterious stranger, leading to a series of disturbing events.

Premonition fits right into the niche carved by The Forgotten with its tantalizing mix of suspense, psychological drama, and nonlinear storytelling. It follows a woman who experiences days of the week out of order, allowing viewers to piece together the puzzle of her husband's strange death.