Kathryn Bigelow thriller follows the White House Situation Room after a nuclear missile is launched at the United States

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A House of Dynamite might not be a horror movie, but it is a terrifying watch. Kathryn Bigelow's brilliant new thriller sees a single missile launched at the United States, leaving the US government only around 18 minutes to work out who did it and how to respond.

Kathryn Bigelow’s A House of Dynamite presents a horrifying nuclear threat on the U.S. But how realistic is this Netflix thriller?

Written by Noah Oppenheim, the Rebecca Ferguson and Idris Elba-starrer movie, which revolves around the launch of an unattributed missile at the United States, has been helmed by A House of Dynamite.

"A House of Dynamite" artisans relied on Volker Bertelmann's score to create tension and anxiety in Netflix's thriller.

The future of A House of Dynamite remains shrouded in uncertainty, with no official announcement of a sequel yet.

There are plenty of upcoming horror movies hitting the 2025 movie calendar as Halloween approaches, but A House of Dynamite is horrifying in a whole different way. It’s not ghosts or murderers or bumps in the night that threaten the protagonists in this apocalyptic political thriller,