10 Movies & Shows Like Enough (2002)

Description: A married man's affair turns into a nightmare when his lover becomes obsessively violent. The film examines the consequences of infidelity and the dangers of unchecked obsession.

Fact: The original ending was deemed too dark and reshot after test screenings. The term 'bunny boiler' entered popular culture as a result of this film.

Description: A chilling tale of a man who ingratiates himself into families only to turn violent when they don't meet his expectations. The film's focus on domestic danger and hidden identities is gripping.

Fact: The film was inspired by real-life serial killer John List. Terry O'Quinn's portrayal of the stepfather is both charming and terrifying, making the character unforgettable.

Description: A convicted rapist stalks the family of the lawyer he believes failed him, leading to a tense game of cat and mouse. The film's exploration of vengeance and psychological torment is intense and unrelenting.

Fact: Robert De Niro's preparation included studying real-life convicts and getting his teeth filed down for the role. The film is a remake of the 1962 classic, but with a darker tone.

Description: This thriller revolves around a woman who fakes her own death to escape an abusive marriage, only to be hunted down by her vengeful husband. The themes of survival, psychological manipulation, and a relentless pursuit are central to the narrative.

Fact: Julia Roberts was initially hesitant to take the role but was convinced by the script's intensity. The film's iconic 'perfectly aligned cans' scene became a cultural reference for obsessive behavior.

Description: A psychological thriller about a nanny with a hidden agenda, seeking revenge against a family she blames for her misfortunes. The film delves into themes of trust, betrayal, and maternal instinct.

Fact: Rebecca De Mornay's chilling performance as the nanny became iconic. The film was a surprise box office hit, cementing its place in 90s thriller classics.

Description: A young woman's romantic relationship turns deadly when her boyfriend's obsession spirals into violence. The film explores themes of control, stalking, and the blurred lines between love and danger.

Fact: Mark Wahlberg's intense performance as the abusive boyfriend marked a shift in his career from music to acting. The roller coaster scene was filmed on a real, functioning ride.

Description: A modern reimagining of the classic tale, focusing on a woman tormented by an abusive ex who uses invisibility technology to gaslight and terrorize her. The film highlights psychological horror and the struggle to be believed.

Fact: The film's innovative use of empty space to create tension earned critical acclaim. It was a box office success despite being released during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Description: A gripping mystery intertwined with themes of violence against women, revenge, and survival. The protagonist's resilience in the face of trauma is a driving force of the story.

Fact: Rooney Mara underwent extensive physical and mental preparation for her role, including piercings and learning to ride a motorcycle. The film's opening title sequence, set to a cover of 'Immigrant Song,' was highly praised.

Description: A psychological thriller about a woman who stages her own disappearance to frame her husband, revealing layers of manipulation and media scrutiny. The narrative twists and dark exploration of marriage are key elements.

Fact: Rosamund Pike's performance earned her an Oscar nomination. The 'cool girl' monologue became a widely discussed cultural moment.

Description: Based on a true story, this film depicts a woman's harrowing experience with domestic abuse and her eventual act of self-defense. The raw portrayal of trauma and the fight for survival resonates deeply.

Fact: Farrah Fawcett's performance earned her an Emmy nomination. The film was groundbreaking for its unflinching depiction of domestic violence on television.