3 Thriller Movies Like Netflix's 'Sacrifice' to Stream Next

Netflix's new satirical comedy thriller "Sacrifice" has quickly captivated audiences, climbing to the top three of the platform's weekly movie charts. Directed by Romain Gavras, the film boasts a star-studded cast featuring Chris Evans, Anya Taylor-Joy, Salma Hayek, John Malkovich, Vincent Cassel, and Charli XCX. The story follows a down-on-his-luck movie star (Evans) who, alongside fellow high-profile attendees at an exclusive environmental gala on a remote Greek island, is taken hostage by an eco-zealot (Taylor-Joy) and her dedicated followers. Blending high-stakes action, pitch-black humor, and sharp commentary on celebrity culture and performative activism, the film offers a wildly entertaining ride.

If you enjoyed the biting satire, chaotic isolation settings, and star-studded chaos of "Sacrifice," here are three gripping thriller and dark comedy movies with similar themes that you should add to your streaming watchlist immediately.

1. 'Triangle of Sadness'

Written and directed by Ruben Östlund in his English-language feature debut, this Palme d'Or winner offers a brilliant eat-the-rich satire. The plot follows a pair of celebrity fashion models (played by Harris Dickinson and Charlbi Dean) invited onto a luxury super-yacht in exchange for promoting the trip on social media. However, their dream pleasure cruise quickly turns into a nightmare due to a raging storm, a chronically inebriated boat captain (Woody Harrelson), and a catastrophic outbreak of food poisoning. Soon, the survivors find themselves stranded on a deserted island.

As survival instincts kick in, the rigid social hierarchy that dictated the cruise completely inverts. The ultra-wealthy passengers find themselves helpless without their status and basic survival skills, while the working-class ship staff suddenly hold all the power. Breakout star Dolly de Leon delivers an incredible performance as Abigail, the ship's toilet manager whose terrifying and brilliant ascension from quiet crew member to ruthless island leader provides the film's sharpest commentary.

Stream 'Triangle of Sadness' on Netflix now.

2. 'No Other Choice'

Master filmmaker Park Chan-wook ("The Handmaiden," "Decision to Leave") delivers a delicious black comedy thriller with this 2025 hit, adapted from Donald E. Westlake’s 1997 novel "The Ax." Led by an exceptional performance from Lee Byung Hun, the story centers on Yoo Man-su, a devoted family man whose comfortable middle-class existence shatters overnight when he is abruptly laid off after 25 years at a paper-making company.

Desperate to find a new job and maintain his family's high standard of living in a hyper-competitive corporate world, Man-su takes desperate measures to the extreme. He systematically hunts down and eliminates his top job applicants, wiping out the competition one by one. Blending slapstick silliness with genuine psychological suspense, "No Other Choice" brilliantly skewers the absurdity of the corporate rat race while leaving viewers morally conflicted over who to root for.

Stream 'No Other Choice' on Hulu now.

3. 'The Menu'

If you loved Anya Taylor-Joy’s performance in "Sacrifice," you will certainly enjoy her starring role in "The Menu," a full-course psychological horror-comedy directed by Mark Mylod. Taylor-Joy stars alongside Nicholas Hoult as a young couple traveling to a remote coastal island to dine at a hyper-exclusive, ultra-pretentious restaurant run by the enigmatic celebrity Chef Julian Slowik (Ralph Fiennes).

Seated alongside a table of wealthy, out-of-touch food critics and tech moguls, the couple slowly realizes that the evening's elaborate tasting menu comes with a series of deeply disturbing—and ultimately deadly—surprises. Featuring standout performances from Hong Chau, Janet McTeer, and John Leguizamo, the film expertly rips apart haute-cuisine culture, blind consumerism, and the toxic egos of modern creatives.

Stream 'The Menu' on Hulu now.