Psychological Thriller

After research into a psychological thriller I have concluded that they are more creepy and tense than psychologically relevant. They sometimes make out
and glamorize notions of severe mental
illness and usually revolve around conflicts of the mind and do not do justice to the complexities of these conditions. Most often the information they provide is incomplete which keeps the audience guessing and adds to the tension. If there is one thing
 they actually do well, it is heightening
 paranoia of film audiences.
They leave people trying to determine the
 “signs” of sociopaths and psychopaths
even though neither term is actually
used clinically by psychologists.