Feeling nostalgic for a great psychological thriller? The late 2010s were the absolute sweet spot for tight, perfectly paced "is he losing it, or is everyone lying to him?" movies. That’s exactly why hidden gems like "Fractured," though mostly slept on by the masses, hit so hard. It’s a personal favorite that I stumbled upon on "Netflix" after hours of scrolling, and I’m so glad I did.
The setup is instantly gripping: A stressed-out dad rushes his injured daughter and wife to an isolated hospital during a tense road trip home. But as soon as his daughter is taken back for a scan, she and her mother vanish somewhere inside the building. The hospital staff calmly insist his family was never there to begin with, and the line between worried father and unreliable narrator instantly begins to blur. Who is telling the truth?
