7º – Basic Instinct (Paul Verhoeven, 1992)
A police officer investigates a case of several men who were killed during the sexual act with a beautiful woman as their main suspect. The problem is that the policeman becomes more and more obsessed with the woman, starting a romance with her that can cost him his life. Less appreciated than it should be, ‘Basic Instinct’ is one of the great suspense movies of the 1990s, featuring an engaging plot, an impeccable direction by filmmaker Paul Verhoeven and irreproachable performances by Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone in charge of the central characters.
6º – Gone Girl (David Fincher, 2014)
After his wife disappears without a trace, a man will undertake a media journey in search of news about her, later discovering that nothing was as it appeared. ‘Gone Girl’ is a suspense permeated by twists and turns, perhaps bringing the most prominent “femme fatale” of this century.
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