We're excited to announce that The WatchMojo Game (wmojo.com/game) is here and available now on Amazon! Canada and UK now in stock! wmojo.com/game_canada wmojo.com/game_uk US: wmojo.com/game UK: wmojo.com/game_uk Canada: wmojo.com/game_canada What makes a great whodunit movie for you? Let us know in the comments!

10. Memento (2000) 9. The Long Goodbye (1973) 8. Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) 7. Seven (1995) 6. Gosford Park (2001) 5. Scream (1996) 4. Murder on the Orient Express (1974) 3. Knives Out (2019) 2. L.A. Confidential (1997) Honorable Mentions: Witness for the Prosecution (1957) Zodiac (2007) Charade (1963) Brick (2005) 1. The Maltese Falcon (1941)

I feel like watchmojo learned what a whodunnit is through chinese whispers, because if Se7en is a whodunnit then you might as well include Psycho. You kinda need one or more suspects to make a who dunnit.

Did I awake in a parallel universe where THE USUAL SUSPECTS doesn’t exist??

So glad the 1974 version of "Murder on the Orient Express" is on the list. It's definitely one of the best whodunits.

Murder On The Orient Express should have been #2. Albert Finney gave us a speech almost fifteen minutes long when he explained who did it. And he kept our attention every step of the way. And how could you not mention Murder By Death? Sure it was a comedy/parody but it had an original mystery all its own.

Can't believe I've seen and or read 8/10. 😃 Amazing list! There's nothing like a great Whodunit! 🕵🏽‍♀️

I’m sad The Usual Suspects is not included here, but very glad you included Gosford Park

Good list, "Abbott and Costello meet the killer , Boris Karloff" is also an awesome, hilarious one! Also, I'm not sure if "Haunted Honeymoon" really counts, but it does have some elements of the whodunit, and pays homage to the comedy chiller and is an underrated gem!

Clue will forever be my favourite, and possibly only, movie based on a board game ever!

Since Clue isn’t in this list, WatchMojo discredits itself beyond reparation

I absolutely love the movie clue ❤

I think “Saw” belongs on this list too!

Where are Clue and The Usual Suspects???

Happy to ear your voice, Rebecca! ❤️

I'll still always give it to Agatha Christie's Sparkling Cyanide and Five LIttle Piggies. Both were completely surprising how they were done.

one of my favorite genres of all time

Is it just me or did anyone notice that the movie "Seven" was the seventh movie on this list? Now, that is a mystery in and of itself. LOL. 😂

Clue is so underrated

Good lists

I'm so glad The Long Goodbye is on this list.

I know that there’s a movie adaptation of “The Westing Game” (that I’ve never seen), and that’s my favorite literary whodunnit.

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang should’ve been on here! It’s writing is incredibly sharp and funny, Robert Downey Jr and Val Kilmer’s chemistry is fantastic, and the actual murder mystery is really fun to follow along as it’s not actual cops solving it!

Spot-on with Maltese Falcon - it's the OG. Respect for repping Brick as well!

Brick is so underappreciated. One of my favorites. Highly recommended.

I saw the original “And Then There Were None” several years ago and I enjoyed it.😊 “Clue” is certainly a classic and makes me laugh too.😉😂 “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” is certainly a nice nostalgia movie for me too.😊

Clue didn't even get an honorable mention? Maybe it'll make it into a top 20. Honestly, Clue was so manic and fast, I couldn't follow everything that was going on.

I was totally onboard with this list until the top 4 (excluding Knives Out)

I do love some Agatha Christie and one of my favorites from this list is actually Knives Out, I didn't expect it to be *that* good.

I remember there was talk about if they should change the ending of "Murder on the Orient Express" for the new movie because people who read the book or anyone who does some research into the book would know the ending. I almost had an aneurysm. If the evidence points to one conclusion that the original author intended it to go to, and then you make it zig when it's supposed to zag just for that "twist ending", then you don't understand the point of a whodunit!

Glass Onion was great, man. It's right there with Knives Out IMO, but it doesn't really give you a lot (p much until the middle of the movie) where you can try and piece together each noticable clue so you can try and figure out who did the crime. Doesn't make it any less of a good movie though, just straight up a fun mystery.

Nobody ever talks about Murder By Death. Star-studded cast (Eileen Brennan from Clue, Dame Maggie Smith, Peter Sellers, Truman Capote, etc) all playing spoofs of famous crime solving fictional characters like Charlie Chan, Poirot, Miss Marple to name a couple all brought together to solve a murder. It came out in 1976. It does suffer one problematic use of Yellowface with Peter Sellers' character Sidney Wang but other than that it was one of my favorite whodunnits (along with a couple from this list)

Knives out was amazing. They did a really good job can’t wait for part 2!

If The Maltese Falcon is #1, then Chinatown should have been #2. It is my favorite whodunnit with outstanding performances, direction and score. You blew it, WatchMojo!!

Hey, that was some good movies. I loved Agatha Christie & Hitchcock growing up. Few here on the list I'd like to watch again. Out of those my favorites were Who framed Roger Rabbit & Seven. Thanks 👍

Some of these aren't really whodunnits, like Se7en and Scream; plus you also missed some amazing classics like And Then There Were None and obviously Clue I'm honestly sad about this list since Whodunnits are my heart and soul

I don't think some of the movies in this list could be categorized as whodunit. While Se7en is an amazing thriller and mystery film, it's definitely not a whodunit movie. Whodunit movie needs more than one suspect, and as the movie progress, the protagonist found out who is the villain between all the suspects. Best whodunit for me is And Then There Were None and The Last of Sheila.

Kim Basinger starred in some great detective movies in her heyday. That said I am surprised that the Bone Collector and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade are both not on here. I know Indiana Jones movie is an adventure film, but it starts out as a great mystery in the first half.

And then there were none, the 9th guest, Clue, Usual Suspects.. maybe this top 10 needs a pt 2.

Knives Out was amazing

Clue not making the cut is a punch in the gut

How is Death On The Nile not on this list?

Fractured should be on here. That movie is underrated.

Top 10 marvel characters that deserve a mcu special

I’ll have to checkout The Maltese Falcon finally

i'd like to see a complete whodunit comedy list. Clue, Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, Murder By Death, etc etc

How did clue not even get a honorable mention?? It should of at least made the list over half the films featured

Knives Out leans more in the “howcatchem” genre than “whodunnit” because we are shown who we think is the villain at the end of the first quarter of the film and the rest of the movie is mostly a cat and mouse chase. Even though theirs a twist at the end, I still consider it mostly a “howcatchem”.

The kid detective sooo underrated movie

fun fact: the scream movies are not only slasher horror movies but they also double as Whodunits XD

Clue not being on here is a crime! Also, it’s not a murder mystery but I was kind of hoping Inside Man would be on here.

The fact there's 0 Giallo movies here is a crime

Little surprised not to see clue or hateful 8 not even in honorable mentions

Honestly surprised that "See How They Run" wasn't in the Top 10, I know it only came out this year, but I thought it was amazing. A who dun it, within a who dun it

I would have Color Of Night on my list. I love that movie for some reason. Maybe not a popular opinion but so be it.

WatchMojo: “If you liked 2017’s Murder on the Orient Express” Every huge Agatha Christie fan: *nice joke*

Once again, Seven was ridiculous, when you put situations in chronological order. First a recap. They find the dead man. A picture of his wife, as seen here, had rings drawn around her eyes. What does that mean? Maybe she can see something. So they show her PHOTOGRAPHS, not the actual apartment, but photographs of the apartment. She says a framed picture in one photograph is upside-down. Well, good thing they didn't show her the photograph of the picture right-side-up now, isn't it? AND how fortunate they took a photo of that upside-down picture as well! Great detective work here. They remove the painting, dust beneath it and find, stop me before I kill again. Blah-blah-whatever. The message is 'written' in smears from fingerprints, finger impressions. They trace the finger prints to the fellow, a felon, in an apartment and find him all oogy. NOW PUT THAT IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER! He abducts the man, ties him to the bed, tortures him, feeding him with an i.v., hangs up the air fresheners, it is said he was there for a year. Then CUTS OFF HIS HAND, takes the hand with him, kills the husband, makes the finger letters behind the painting, hangs painting upside-down, makes rings around eyes of wife in photo and the brilliant detectives figured all that out? Don't think so.

Knives out on 3 and se7en on 7 is crazy

I've seen almost all these movie's you should do one for TV series and put Scooby-doo on it!

What about 2002 movie D-Tox (aka Eye See You) i know it’s classified as “psychological thriller horror” but it can also be classified as “whodunit” movie

One movie that is ALWAYS left out of the equation is "Farewell, My Lovely", a Philip Marlowe mystery that is far better than "The Long Goodbye."

If Seven qualifies for this list, M and Memories of Murder should be here too, but I guess they don't consider foreign movies for their lists.

I bet Murder on the Orient Express will be on here

Who Framed Roger Rabbit is one of my all-time favorite movies ✊🏻

Should've added Death on the Nile to this list. Too bad Glass Onion couldn't be in it, movies like that plus Death on the Nile and Knives Out are mystery movies we should have more often, they really make you feel like you're watching and playing Clue at the same time.

saw every one of these except brick. any idea where I can watch it?

If L.A. Confidential is here, then Chinatown should be also, the best whodunnit noir ever!

Agatha Christie’s “Then There Were None” for it’s twisted ending you never see coming and “Usual Suspect”... Keyser Söze limping...walking away!

You forgot any of the Scooby-Doo movies

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo should have had an Honorable Mentions

Young Sherlock Holmes will ALWAYS be special to me....

Scream movie series, I know what you did last summer, kiss kiss bang bang, LA confidential and Fargo

The long goodbye, goodford parks,knives out

I always liked death on the nile (1978)

Glad who framed roger rabbit is on the list 🙂🐇🐰

I wish this was next year because then i want to see glass onion and miasing on this

Scream is a great film 💯

I'd put Chinatown on the list as well

Clue should be on this list!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think devil in a blue dress deserves to be on this list

The Hateful Eight should have made this list.

Kiss kiss Bang Bang deserves to be high up on this list. It is a razor sharp witty murder mystery.

I Love Jake Gyllenhaal On Zodiac Movie

Look like this is a list of movies in honor of Glass Onion.

BODIES BODIES BODIES is also a great one

Really? You put Scream on this list, and The Usual Suspects isn't even considered? Whats wrong with you?

It's a doughnut hole inside a doughnut hole

kives out is really good , really interconnected twisted play of events , , part 2 was not so good (glass onion)

Clue is not even an honorable mention?! Who's making these lists? 🤔

Does 'Angel Heart' count in this list?

Inside man, is the best "who done it"...

How is who framed Roger rabbit in this video but Clue isn’t?

How is “And Then There Were None” no where on this list???

Murder by Death.

Oh shoot!

Hateful Eight???

Should've included Memories of Murder

Very bri'ish title i see... love it

There is one imposter among us

Not seen 9, saw bits of 6, not seen 4, or 3, Charade and number 1 though read the book. Memento I’ve seen it in a chronological version and still don’t get it and Brick at the time my mood wasn’t the best when I saw it.