5. The Sixth Sense (1999)
The Sixth Sense picks up the young-child-possessed storyline, but weaves in a lot of originality. The young protagonist, Cole, is being haunted by spirits who use him to communicate with the world of the living. He is afflicted with an unpleasant sixth sense – the ability to see dead people. As the terrified child is drawn towards mental collapse, child psychologist Dr. Crowe, played by Bruce Willis, uses his professional experience to rid him of this unique affliction. Even if you already know the twist, this psychological thriller will get your spine tingling every time.
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