Windows

Fright Night brings a horror twist to the concept of discovering something sinister about a neighbor. While more fantastical with its vampire element, fans of Windows may enjoy the suburban setting and the blend of suspense and horror.

This psychological thriller delves into the life of a woman who, while on her daily commute, believes she witnesses a crime. Like Windows, it explores themes of observation, intrigue, and the unreliability of perception.

Disturbia offers a modern take on the premise similar to Windows, where a house-bound character suspects a neighbor of dark deeds. Its combination of teen drama and suspense will appeal to audiences looking for an updated, accessible version of this premise.

Rear Window is a classic Alfred Hitchcock thriller that shares a thematic connection with Windows through voyeurism and suspense. Someone who enjoys the tension of watching events unfold from a confined perspective will find this movie a gripping experience.

Body Double, directed by Brian De Palma, spins a sordid tale of voyeurism and murder in Hollywood. Its atmospheric tension and erotic undertones provide a similar intrigue for those captivated by the themes in Windows.

Copycat features a protagonist who, like in Windows, is confined and becomes embroiled in a world of crime and danger. It's a thrilling ride for viewers who appreciate a blend of psychological fear and detective work.

Sliver explores the frights that come with privacy invasion in a high-tech New York City apartment building. Fans of Windows will find the voyeuristic elements and mystery in this erotic thriller both familiar and titillating.