Crime thriller
Focusing on crime, this genre is usually from
the criminal's point of view where they try to escape the police. There is
usually more emotional depth here than in action thrillers.
Psychological thriller
Made particularly famous by Alfred Hitchcock, this subgenre a lot of
the conflict is mental, rather than physical. The protagonist has become
involved in a dangerous situation which literally threatens their sanity. They
must use mental prowess to overcome their opponent, whether the battle is
inside their own head or it a battle of wits.
Comedy thriller

Tends to focus more on the action rather than
the narrative, depth of characters. Generally touch on mostly superficial
issues, such as sex rather than love or violence rather than personal issues.
Conspiracy Thriller
In this subgenre the protagonist must confront a
large, powerful organization whose threat only he sees. Usually he must do so
alone.
Disaster Thriller

Mystery Thriller
This is a subgenre of both mysteries and
thrillers. It differs from a regular mystery by being much more fast-paced,
with the protagonist on the run and the threat of another crime serving as the
“ticking clock.”
Romantic Thriller

This is a subgenre of both thrillers and romantic novels. The plot line follows a typical thriller’s tension, suspense, and excitement, but a main element is the growing relationship between two characters.
Spy Thriller

Supernatural Thriller

Techno-Thriller
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