One of the best thriller movies of the past 10 years is on TV tonight

The film has a 91% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

The film centres around a married couple named Robyn (Rebecca Hall) and Simon (Jason Bateman) who move to a new city when the latter gets a new job.

As they settle in their new home, they unexpectedly encounter Gordo (Edgerton, making his directorial debut), an acquaintance from Simon's past, who begins repeatedly dropping in unannounced on the couple and delivering gifts.

Though Robyn sees no problem, Gordo's presence makes Simon uncomfortable, leading to a confrontation between the pair.

Does Gordo have sinister intentions for the couple? And what happened between him and Simon in the past?

The Gift was a critical and commercial hit upon release, grossing $60 million and a reported $5 million and garnering a 91% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

It's easy to see why the movie was so adored, with its twisty plot, its deeply unnerving atmosphere, its brilliant central trio of performances (particularly the against-type Bateman) and its unforgettable ending.

The Gift is airing on TV tonight/tomorrow morning on BBC One at 12.10am. It's also available to rent on Apple TV, Rakuten TV and the Sky Store.

Here are the other movies airing on TV tonight:

Free Guy - Film4 - 9pm

The hit 2021 action comedy about an ordinary guy (Ryan Reynolds) who discovers that he is a non-player character in a massively popular multiplayer online game.

The Rock - ITV4 - 9pm

In this deliriously fun action flick, a former SAS captain (Sean Connery) and an FBI chemist (Nicolas Cage) team up to stop a rogue general (Ed Harris) from launching chemical weapons on Alcatraz Island into San Francisco.

Kingsman: The Golden Circle - E4 - 9pm

The sadly not very good sequel to the excellent action spy comedy Kingsman: The Secret Service.

High Noon - TG4 - 9.10pm

Gary Cooper picked up the Best Actor Oscar for this beloved '50s Western.

The Hurt Locker - RTÉ2 - 9.35pm

Jeremy Renner plays a bomb diffuser in Iraq in director Kathryn Bigelow's extremely tense war drama, which won six Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director.

The Business - Legend - 10.55pm

Danny Dyer re-teamed with the director of The Football Factory for this 2005 crime flick set in the Costa del Sol in Spain.

Crimes of the Future - BBC Two - 11pm

Body horror maestro David Cronenberg (The Fly, Videodrome) returns to the sub-genre with a bang in this fascinating 2022 film.

Starring Viggo Mortensen, Kirsten Stewart and Léa Seydoux, Crimes of the Future is set in a world where audiences watch live surgeries take place as if they are performance art.

Alone - Film4 - 11.15pm

In this gripping and relentlessly tense horror thriller from 2020, a young woman (Jules Willcox) on a road trip across the Pacific Northwest wilderness becomes the target of a deranged and bloodthirsty psychopath (Marc Menchaca).

Witness - RTÉ One - 11.15pm

Harrison Ford stars in this great '80s thriller about a cop who must protect a sheltered Amish child (Lukas Haas) who is the sole witness to a brutal murder at a Philadelphia train station.