What is the best Anya Taylor-Joy movie?

From period dramas to post-apocalyptic epics, she brings an otherworldly intensity to every role — whether she's casting a spell or outrunning warlords. Which performance is her best? Cast your vote!

The Witch

Robert Eggers' 2015 folk horror debut where Anya Taylor-Joy plays a Puritan girl terrorized by supernatural forces in 17th-century New England.

1/7

Split

M. Night Shyamalan's 2016 psychological thriller where she faces James McAvoy's character with 24 distinct personalities.

2/7

Emma

The 2020 Jane Austen adaptation where Taylor-Joy plays the self-satisfied but charming matchmaker Emma Woodhouse.

3/7

Last Night in Soho

Edgar Wright's 2021 psychological thriller where a fashion student is transported back to 1960s London with dark consequences.

4/7

The Menu

Mark Mylod's 2022 dark satire about a celebrity chef's elaborate tasting menu that becomes something far more sinister.

5/7

Furiosa

George Miller's 2024 Mad Max prequel following the origin story of the fierce warrior Furiosa across the wasteland.

6/7

Thoroughbreds

Cory Finley's 2017 dark comedy thriller where two privileged Connecticut girls plot to murder one of their stepfathers.

7/7