If you loved The Undoing, here are 10 "whodunnit" films and TV shows to watch next.

Earlier this week, Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant's gripping series The Undoing aired its final episode. 

The six-episode miniseries – which posed one question: Who killed Elena Alves? – left us playing sleuth each episode.

Now, we're not going to spoil the ending in case you haven't finished it just yet, but we are going to give you some similar "whodunnit" style movies and TV shows to watch next.

If you haven't yet seen it, here's the trailer for The Undoing. Post continues below.

From Knives Out to Murder on the Orient Express, here are 10 movies and TV shows to watch after The Undoing.

Knives Out

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Starring an A-list ensemble cast (Daniel Craig, Chris Evans and Ana de Armas, to name a few) Knives Out is your classic "whodunnit" style film in the modern day. 

When the renowned crime novelist Harlan Thrombey (Christopher Plummer) is found dead at his estate, Detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) investigates his wildly dysfunctional family.

Where to watch: Foxtel GO.

Gone Girl

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While the film adaptation of Gillian Flynn's gripping novel might not follow the typical "whodunnit" formula, Gone Girl has a mysterious storyline that will keep you on the edge of your seat throughout. 

When Amy Dunne (Rosamund Pike) goes missing on the day of her fifth wedding anniversary, neighbours, family and the media become convinced that her husband (Ben Affleck) was involved.

Where to watch: Netflix.

Mystic River

Image: Village Roadshow Pictures. 

Directed by Clint Eastwood, this mystery drama follows a police officer (played by Kevin Bacon) who investigates the death of Jimmy's daughter, Katie. But while investigating this case, he stumbles upon a crime which took place 25 years ago.

Where to watch: Stan.

Murder on the Orient Express (1974)

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We could suggest plenty Agatha Christie "whodunnit" films for you to watch, but we decided to start with just two. 

The most popular, The Murder on the Orient Express, is a classic ensemble murder mystery movie. Set on the famous Orient Express train, passengers become suspects after a disliked billionaire gets murdered. Detective Hercule Poirot investigates.

Where to watch: Stan.

Death on the Nile (1978)

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Now, here's your second Agatha Christie movie to watch. 

Death on the Nile is set (yep, you guessed it) on the Nile River! While aboard a luxury cruise down the river, an heiress is murdered and Detective Poirot is assigned to the case.

Plus, the new version starring Gal Gadot and Armie Hammer should be coming to cinemas early next year. 

Where to watch: DVD.

The Flight Attendant

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Kaley Cuoco's latest television show is nothing like her sitcom The Big Bang Theory. In fact, it's quite the opposite.

The Flight Attendant follows Cuoco playing a flight attendant who wakes up in a hotel room with a dead passenger next to her. She has no memory of what happened.

Where to watch: Binge.

The Hateful Eight

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Directed by Quentin Tarantino, The Hateful Eight is a western thriller film that follows eight strangers who seek refuge from a blizzard in a stagecoach stopover. The passengers soon learn that they aren't all going to arrive at their destination.

Where to watch: Netflix.

Clue

Image: Paramount Pictures. 

Inspired by the iconic board game Cluedo, Clue has to be one of the most beloved "whodunnit" films of all time. The storyline follows a dinner party host who gets murdered and the six guests – who are all suspects – working together to catch the killer. Plus, there are three alternate endings.

Where to watch: YouTube.

Murder Mystery

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If you're looking for a little lighter murder mystery, Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston's latest Netflix hit is the one for you. Sandler and Aniston play a married couple who travel to Europe for a romantic holiday but instead get tangled up in a billionaire's murder. 

Where to watch: Netflix.

Identity

Image: Columbia Pictures. When a violent thunderstorm takes place in the Nevada desert, 10 strangers seek refuge in a roadside motel. When the guests realise they're being killed off one by one, a limo driver (John Cusack) tries to stay alive and identify the killer.

This film might just have the biggest plot twist of them all.

Where to watch: YouTube.

What's your favourite "whodunnit" style film? Let us know in the comments.

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