Who done it? That's the central question at the heart of one of the most popular varieties of mystery. A whodunnit is structured differently than other mysteries. It presents all the suspects of its central crime up front, and from there it begins to process the clues so that the audience may try to puzzle out who the real culprit is for themselves. They can have as many plot twists and turns as any other mystery, but there's an interactive quality that makes them undeniably entertaining. Some of the most popular crime writers of all time turned out a whodunnit or two in their time, and many of them have made their way to the big screen as well.
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