"she was actuallydreaming/imaginingthings the wholetime!"pets areactingweirdtwo peopleare actuallyone personstoryaboutsiblings"she let out abreath shedidn't knowshe washolding"protagonistactssuspiciousfor noreasonprotagonistmakes badchoicesinvolvingtheir safetycreepychildrennature/wildernesssettingsupernatural/unexplainedelementepilogue withthe protagonistmoving on fromthe events ofthe novelsomeonedisappearsone or morecharactersexplicitlydescribed asa psychopathisolatedhouseUnreliablenarratorpovchangemidwaythrougheveryonesuspectsthe wrongpersonSomeoneknowssomething theyshouldn't (andmentions it)somethingthat happenedyears agogets revealedlater onpolice areincompetentunnecessarymisogynythe villainis alwaysone stepaheadpodcastcheatingmentalillnessused as aplot deviceSomeonesdoing somecasualstalkingredherringsomeonecomes backfrom thedead or"dead"plottwistProtagonistwith 'quirky'characteristicplotholedinnerpartyscenethespouse isthe villainsmalltownvibescollege orprivateschoolsettingDualpovintensescenefeaturing theprotagonistdriving"she was actuallydreaming/imaginingthings the wholetime!"pets areactingweirdtwo peopleare actuallyone personstoryaboutsiblings"she let out abreath shedidn't knowshe washolding"protagonistactssuspiciousfor noreasonprotagonistmakes badchoicesinvolvingtheir safetycreepychildrennature/wildernesssettingsupernatural/unexplainedelementepilogue withthe protagonistmoving on fromthe events ofthe novelsomeonedisappearsone or morecharactersexplicitlydescribed asa psychopathisolatedhouseUnreliablenarratorpovchangemidwaythrougheveryonesuspectsthe wrongpersonSomeoneknowssomething theyshouldn't (andmentions it)somethingthat happenedyears agogets revealedlater onpolice areincompetentunnecessarymisogynythe villainis alwaysone stepaheadpodcastcheatingmentalillnessused as aplot deviceSomeonesdoing somecasualstalkingredherringsomeonecomes backfrom thedead or"dead"plottwistProtagonistwith 'quirky'characteristicplotholedinnerpartyscenethespouse isthe villainsmalltownvibescollege orprivateschoolsettingDualpovintensescenefeaturing theprotagonistdriving

Thriller Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. "she was actually dreaming/imagining things the whole time!"
  2. pets are acting weird
  3. two people are actually one person
  4. story about siblings
  5. "she let out a breath she didn't know she was holding"
  6. protagonist acts suspicious for no reason
  7. protagonist makes bad choices involving their safety
  8. creepy children
  9. nature/wilderness setting
  10. supernatural/unexplained element
  11. epilogue with the protagonist moving on from the events of the novel
  12. someone disappears
  13. one or more characters explicitly described as a psychopath
  14. isolated house
  15. Unreliable narrator
  16. pov change midway through
  17. everyone suspects the wrong person
  18. Someone knows something they shouldn't (and mentions it)
  19. something that happened years ago gets revealed later on
  20. police are incompetent
  21. unnecessary misogyny
  22. the villain is always one step ahead
  23. podcast
  24. cheating
  25. mental illness used as a plot device
  26. Someones doing some casual stalking
  27. red herring
  28. someone comes back from the dead or "dead"
  29. plot twist
  30. Protagonist with 'quirky' characteristic
  31. plot hole
  32. dinner party scene
  33. the spouse is the villain
  34. small town vibes
  35. college or private school setting
  36. Dual pov
  37. intense scene featuring the protagonist driving