Hollywood once thrived on courtroom thrillers, with Primal Fear epitomizing the genre’s success. Released in 1996 and directed by Gregory Hoblit, it stars Richard Gere as Martin Vail, a defense attorney representing altar boy Aaron Stampler, played by Edward Norton, accused of murdering a Chicago archbishop. The film’s tension, dramatic performances, and unexpected twists entice viewers, making it difficult to stop watching. Set for a re-release on Paramount+ on April 1, it stands as a gripping legal drama, exploring complex themes of truth and ambition. Roger Ebert praised it for its character-driven narrative.
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