If we missed your favorite double-twist, let us know in the comments below.

Meet the Robinsons - Lewis is Wilbur’s dad - Bowler Hat Guy is Goob

Coco: when Miguel and Hector realize Ernesto is a murderer and when they later realize they are related.

I loved Knifes Out twists. Man Chris Evans's performance was GREAT

I’m sorry how is Tony Stark offering Peter a spot in The Avengers a “PLOT TWIST???”

Repeat with me: “a revelation is not always a plot twist”.

As soon as I saw the title I immediately thought of “The Usual Suspects” “The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist” -Keyser Soze

The ending to The Mist absolutely broke my heart. Had they literally waited another 5 minutes, they ALL could've been saved. 💔😔

20. 00:42 Knives Out 19. 02:00 The Talented Mr. Ripley 18. 03:17 Frailty 17. 04:29 Us 16. 05:41 The Sting 15. 07:10 Gone Baby Gone 14. 08:30 The Departed 13. 09:39 Scream 12. 10:45 Spiderman Homecoming 11. 12:03 Friday the 13th 10. 13:18 Arrival 9. 14:45 The Mist 8. 15:47 The Prestige 7. 16:58 Mulholland Drive 6. 18:25 Shutter Island 5. 20:00 Parasite 4. 21:06 Get Out 3. 22:28 The Others 2. 23:29 Gone Girl Honorable Mention: 24:54 Moon 25:08 Buried 25:21 Saw II 1. 25:50 Psycho

I wouldn't consider some of these plot twists. I think a plot twist is when a piece of information is revealed that changes the audience's assumptions of the reality of the story up until that point.

Get Out had 3 twists, the family literally auctions their body. (Not a big twist) his gf, Rose, is the one who sets them up, that was the real twist, then yea the ending, it was his friend and not the real cops

Joker: 1. He was never actually dating his apartment neighbor. 2. Instead of killing himself on tv, he killed the show host.

Also the second twist in Us explains why the Adelaide we thought was the tethered has the creepy voice because the tethered Adelaide strangled the real counterpart to knock her out and damaged her vocal chords

"Knives Out" is soooooo good! Saw it in the cinema, then watched it with my bro when he watched it for the first time on Netflix, then I got it on DVD and watched it a number of times again since 😅

Clue should've made this list. First twist everyone who died was an accomplice, and second twist 3 different people could've been the murderer. And maybe strangers on a train

The movie The Others traumatized me as a child. Still scares the HELL out of me. Sylvia Browne was right about one thing... we are the dead ones, the spirits are the ones who are alive.

How is Identity not on this list??? Very underrated film and the reveals are, not only surprising, but absolute great writing for a suspense thriller. Not to mention, packed with some unsung heroes of acting!!

Also in Gone Baby Gone the final “twist” or blow is when the little girl is taken back by her mom who was desperate to have her back and promising she’d change only to neglect her again 😭

Also- in the mist- David should have gone with the lady that asked if someone could walk her home to get her kids from earlier in the movie, but nobody stepped up so she left on her own and ended up making it safely outta town alive, with her children. I always though that was a crazy plot twist!

they actually forgot a little movie called Identity in which has two twist and the second one wasn't as strong but still shocking

The Prestige is my favorite movie. The characters are intentionally named Alfred Borden and Robert Angier. ABRA, as in ABRACADABRA. The Cadabra is the movie itself, the prestige. Great film.

I'm surprised not to see "The Game" on this list.

Murder on the Orient Express. Self explanatory. And more than one murderer.

Watching "Us," "The Others," and "The Mist" for me definitely hit the ground running for multiple plot twists, which I learned long ago can really be fascinating and terrifying all at once. And, also, make you do a double take and make you question "What the hell have I been doing all this time?"

They forgot to add Primal Fear, Fight Club, Star Wars: Emire Strikes Back, and Sixth Sense to the list.

Actually in The Mist, he did turn the gun on himself, but there were no bullets so he walks out to accept a gruesome death. THEN we see that they were about to be saved

The most shocking double twist I've seen is from "Primal Fear " starring Edward Norton and Richard Gere

Saw 2 had more plot twists than swiss cheese had holes. It was my favorite movie from the 2000s and still is one of my favorites today. There was so many plot twists for a modern day horror film definitely ahead of its time.

The Game with Michael Douglas is one of my favorites.

In Pyscho movie gave us an unexpected plot twist where we realize that the murderer is nothing and nothing less than Norman Bates which he likes to kill people because his mother it’s driving him crazy

How the hell is 'Wild Things' not on this list. Sure, it wasn't on the same level as the other movies on this list, but it had several great twists right until the end.

'Vertigo' and 'The Usual Suspects' absolutely should be on this list!

Identity: The people at the hotel are made up by a mental patient with personality disorder. The real personality really killing off the others is the boy AND he returns to finish the job at the end leaving the patient permanently insane.

The Mist made me cry at the end, and The Others blew my freaking mind when I first saw it. I haven't seen all the movies on this list - def have to check them out. Midsommar also is a good one!

The Perfection... that film has so many twists and does them with such insanity that I couldn't even begin to describe them. It's the kind of film that switches subgenre 3 times, changes the villain of the film 4 times and has at least 3 major reveals regarding what characters have done

I'm very surprised you didn't even mention some OBVIOUS choices for this title - The Village (2004), Alien (1979), Sleepaway Camp (1983), Happy Birthday to Me (1981), Tenebre (1982), Searching (2018), A Perfect Getaway (2009), The House of the Laughing Windows (1976), The Life of David Gale (2003), L.A. Confidential (1997), Side Effects (2013), Black Christmas (1974), Escape Plan (2013)

The Prestige blew me away the first time I saw it! But I had guessed the twin twist, it’s the cloning and killing of all his clones that I thought was the craziest 🤯 I looove Chris Nolan ❤️

The mist: he wasn't about to turn the gun on himself, he knew there wasn't enough bullets so they all decided he was going to kill everyone else then die at the hands of the monster. Its said as if he murdered them. Plot twists are great if they're told correctly.

He isn’t about to turn the gun on himself in The Mist, he was out of rounds.

The Prestige I just didn't know who Jack was the real person or the fake one

The Mist's two greatest threats were the monsters out there and the fear of the people who felt powerless in the face of those monsters.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier - HYDRA is alive and within S.H.I.E.L.D. - James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes is the Winter Soldier

A definite addition to this list should be Behind Her Eyes, which had about two at least. It definitely threw me for a loop, not once but twice!! I was like, "Are you for real?! Nooo!"

I know many people hate the movie Devil but that movie has two Plot twist 1. the old lady was actually the devil whom wanted to punished the sinners. 2. the main guy killed the wife and kid of the detective on a hit and run.

Knives out was really good. The puking joke was brilliantly used.

"Knives Out" is proof that Rian Johnson is not a bad director. Just a bad choice to direct Star Wars.

In The Mist. Hes not about to turn the gun on himself. Theres only 4 bullets and 5 people so he shoots everyone but himself. Then gets out of the car to die. Then the mist clears and the military shows up

Thank you whole heartedly for showing the list of movies you covered. I was able to check out my favourites and pass on the others so I didn't get spoilers. Great idea for a list. 👍🏻🙂📽❤

Tale of Two Sisters. Legit chills

I’m surprised Glass wasn’t on this list. There were like 3-5 plot twists.

Are you kidding me, where the heck is "The usual suspects" & "Predestination."

I was all for "The Others" ever since it came out. I remember it came out on DVD and I was living in A. Korea, well a group of women that I was cool with watched it and ran out of the room scared. Nobody used the restroom alone that night.

"Us" has a second plot twist. The whole movie suggests that something happened to make the boy different and "weird" last time they visited this vacation home. Along with their gaze at the end, its suggesting that the boy is a Tether too who replaced the original son a year ago.

Y’all really FORCED Spider-Man into this list just because of marvel, if any Spider-Man movie should have been on here it should have been Far From Home. Mysterio reveals his true plans and then outs Peter as Spider-Man.

YES! Scream ranked! I think this just confirms as further proof how iconic & important Scream is & will forever be. Also, I've seen like 17 or 18 of these

Sixth Sense was the first movie that freaked me out with a twist and then The Others.

In 'The Mist' David isn't "about to turn the gun on himself" when the military shows up. He actually gets far enough to attempt shooting himself, but the gun ends up being out of bullets.

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The talented mr Ripley is so well done. The acting is great, the twists are good, the setting is beautiful.. such an amazing movie!

Janet Lee dying so early in the movie Psycho is kind of like Drew Barrymore dying early in the movie Scream. You never expect it.

Impressive... Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho.' Jordan Peele's 'Get Out.' Martin Scorsese's 'Shutter Island.' 2007's 'The Mist.' 1980's 'Friday the 13th.' 'Spider-Man: Homecoming.' 1996's 'Scream.' 2006's 'The Departed.' 'Gone Baby Gone.' And finally... Jordan Peele's 'Us.'

Knives out at 20. It should be at least top 3. Best movie of the year. Loved it.

I waited for “Predestination” !!!

It was funny how Leonardo Dicaprio was in most of the movies in this list. Some of my favorite plot twist movies are: split, glass, and the now you see me movies.

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Spiderman:Homecoming 2017 in the scenes where Peter invites the girl Liz while she accepted it then we see Peter getting ready for the party and we see that liz’s father is the Vulture a very cool Plot twist

I was one of the crazy followers in THE MIST, it was filmed in my hometown and my friends and I all got to play shoppers in the supermarket scenes, which were shot on a soundstage inside of our old civic center ( except for one day where they shot in front of a real supermarket a half hour north of here ). Little bit of trivia: All of the scripts on set were missing the last ten or fifteen pages, so none of us on set knew how it was going to end. A handful of us were selected to be in the final scene ( they played the survivors you see on the on the military truck with the woman from the market earlier who asked people to escort her home, who later went on to THE WALKING DEAD fame ). And then some more were chosen to be the military people in the hazmat suits and such. After it was shot word got back to the rest of us and, frankly we werent surprised. The whole film was so bleak it made sense, sort of. It did annoy me that they spent the whole movie trying to survive only to decide to kill themselves the second they run out of gas, without even trying to see where they may have ended up. It didn't fit to me in that one aspect, but it still made the movie what it is today. Oh,and if I were to include a movie to this list it would be IDENTITY, which starred Pruitt Taylor Vince, an old friend of mine who plays the villain so beautifully. They film a lot of movies here, though I met him doing a play.

The ending of Get Out is Peele putting his finger on the scales as writer. Rodney MVP.

The best double twist is 2020

Matt Damon in the Talented Mr. Ripley is such an underrated performance he really gave us awhole lot

Predestination literally has the biggest twist ever, oh and Orphan was crazy too

Rebecca's voice is just so iconic and lovely.

So I'm just going to say it, a lot of these movies they mention only had one plot twist, with the other just being something that happened in the movie. Like the first twist in "Arrival" that they mentioned was the fact that the aliens wanted to share their language. That's not a plot twist, that's the premise.

Knives out is criminally underrated and also great video 👍🏻

Another good double reveal movie to see is psycho 2, with meg tilly and anthony perkins (reprising his role as norman bates). Its so underrated and u wont see the twists coming. Especially after having seen the first one. Its kinda sad but so good.

Now You See Me should have DEFINITELY been added to this list

Frailty is such a good film. Us and many of these are fantastic films. Arrival is on my favorites list. Parasite was so crazy and sad. Friday the 13th always made me sad bc it’s about the pain of a mother who’s lost her child.

I think you did so well as usual

What about the Village?? Knowing the creature isn't real AND they're actually in modern times? That's a pretty good double twist

Spiderman: Homecoming's plot twist with who Liz's father was is one of the greatest moments in the entire MCU. The entire audience gasped in the theater :)

Great pretender had the one of the best plot twist and I loved it

Honestly I LOVE LOVE 'Get out' I can watch it billions of times 💕 Thanks for giving me new movies to binge 😁

Shutter island has 3 twists. The end, Leo says some cryptic things that alludes that he actually knows what happens and is knowingly going to get a lobotomy.

I was thinking to myself, where "Fight Club" at, but I guess it only has its one and only GIGANTIC twist in the end right

OMGGGG Marta thinking she did that, and Harlen taking care of it was heart breaking. Just watch her face(the acting🤤) through the entire exchange like😭😭😭

They don't fake the little girl's death in 'Gone Baby Gone' for some "quick cash"; it's to give her an opportunity at a better life, and it's done in concert with the little girl's uncle.

I was hoping to see Basic.... but brilliant list 👏 👌

"Oh my god Angela's a boy, and he's the killer."

Parasite should be number 1. There's a twist like every ten seconds.

The longest and the most detailed WatchMojo video award goes to this one.

Malice and wild things were brilliant twisty films. I loved shutter island but always thought it would have been even better at the end if he had been right after all and he really was a policeman from the mainland and they keep him there to stop him revealing what’s going on. Would have been a fab double twist

You pulled off the Joker with that jacket 😂😂😂

Mulholland Drive is a truly brilliant movie, so was Shutter Island, The Mist, Psycho, and The Prestige.

The Wicker Man (original version) has a good plot twist. The Police Officer goes to a remote island that is populated by Pagans that claim a little girl is missing but at the end it turns out she is alive and that the islanders just needed an offering that came at their own will. Another plot twist was The Cure For Wellness even though it is the same as Shutter Island.

One notable omission: A Simple Favor.

I hope the best plot twist movie ever is in this list, A Tale of Two Sisters!

The New Mutants is a recent one that totally applies with +The protagonist is the one subconsciously trying to kill everyone, including herself And... +It's a low-key "Logan" sequel/spin-off

You guys missed Identity and the Illusionist. They were great double twist movies and some of my favorites.

The Sixth Sense is another fabulous film with a cool plot twist.

I was hoping to see Sleepaway Camp on this list!