Kill Jackie is streaming on AMC+ in the United States. The series premiered on October 2, 2026, and AMC+ lists new episodes for Fridays. Availability was checked on October 11; access outside the U.S. should be verified in the viewer's local AMC+ catalog.
Catherine Zeta-Jones stars as Jackie Price, a former cocaine dealer who has lived quietly for twenty years before becoming the target of an elite group of assassins called the Seven Demons. Instead of disappearing, she turns the pursuit around and begins hunting them. The series frames her counterattack as a stylish revenge thriller driven by a buried criminal past and the danger it brings back into her present.
All Her Fault is a twisty, propulsive Peacock thriller adapted by creator Megan Gallagher from Andrea Mara's 2021 bestselling novel. It opens on a parent's worst nightmare: Marissa Irvine, played by Sarah Snook, arrives to pick up her young son Milo from his first playdate, only to knock on the door and discover that the woman who answers has no idea who she is, the address is wrong, and her little boy is simply gone. From that chilling premise the series spins outward into an eight-episode mystery about motherhood, class, and buried secrets.
As the frantic search consumes Marissa and her husband Peter, played by Jake Lacy, suspicion ripples through their affluent community and the seemingly perfect facades of everyone involved begin to crack. Dakota Fanning co-stars as Jenny, another mother pulled into the crisis, and the ensemble keeps the audience guessing as alliances shift and long-hidden truths surface. The show is structured to weaponize the assumptions viewers instinctively make, repeatedly upending expectations about who is a victim and who is culpable.
Snook, fresh off her Emmy-winning turn in Succession, headlines and executive produces, and critics praised the emotionally grounded performances at the center of the pulpy, page-turning plot. A slick domestic mystery built for bingeing, All Her Fault is streaming on Peacock.
The Beast in Me is a taut, character-driven Netflix psychological thriller created by veteran showrunner Howard Gordon, the writer-producer behind Homeland and 24. It pairs two of prestige television's most formidable performers: Claire Danes plays Aggie Wiggs, a Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist who has retreated from the world, paralyzed by grief and writer's block in the aftermath of her young son's death. Her fragile isolation is disrupted when a new neighbor moves in next door.
That neighbor is Nile Jarvis, a swaggering, larger-than-life real-estate developer played by Matthew Rhys, a man who years earlier was the prime suspect in the disappearance of his first wife, though he was never charged. Rather than fear him, Aggie finds herself magnetically drawn to him, and her dormant instincts as a writer reawaken as she begins to investigate whether the charming man next door is a killer. What follows is an intimate, unnerving cat-and-mouse game in which it is never clear who is studying whom, or who is truly the more dangerous of the two.
Anchored by the crackling, adversarial chemistry between its two Emmy-winning leads, the series drew strong reviews as a slow-burn adult thriller of a kind streaming rarely delivers. Brittany Snow co-stars as Nile's wife, and the show keeps its psychological screws turning to the final episode. All eight episodes of The Beast in Me are streaming on Netflix.
Black Rabbit is a tense, sweaty Netflix limited series created by Zach Baylin and Kate Susman, set in the high-pressure world of New York City fine dining. Jude Law stars as Jake Friedken, the charismatic owner of a buzzy, of-the-moment Manhattan restaurant and lounge who has finally clawed his way to success and respectability. Jason Bateman, cast sharply against type, plays his volatile, self-destructive brother Vince, whose return drags a lifetime of debts, addictions, and bad decisions back into Jake's carefully managed world.
As Vince's mounting problems with loan sharks and his own worst impulses metastasize, the two brothers are pulled into an escalating spiral of danger that threatens the restaurant, their family, and their lives. The series builds its dread patiently, using the glamorous, cutthroat restaurant setting as a pressure cooker in which loyalty and resentment become indistinguishable. Bateman, who also directs, and Law give committed, live-wire performances, and the supporting cast, including Troy Kotsur, Cleopatra Coleman, and Sope Dirisu, deepens a portrait of a world where every relationship carries a hidden invoice.
Reviewers were divided on the show's unrelenting bleakness but broadly agreed on the strength of its two leads, and it quickly became one of Netflix's most-discussed dramas of the fall. Both a fraternal tragedy and a white-knuckle crime thriller, Black Rabbit is streaming on Netflix.
Long Bright River is a somber, deeply humane Peacock limited series adapted from Liz Moore's acclaimed 2020 novel, created for television by Nikki Toscano and Moore herself. Amanda Seyfried stars as Mickey Fitzpatrick, a veteran patrol officer working the streets of Kensington, a Philadelphia neighborhood ravaged by the opioid epidemic. When a string of women are found murdered along her beat at the same time that her estranged, addicted sister Kacey goes missing, Mickey's professional investigation and her most painful personal fear collapse into a single desperate search.
The series uses the framework of a murder mystery to tell a far more intimate story about family, addiction, and the ties that survive even after they have frayed almost to nothing. Told across two timelines, it traces the sisters' shared childhood and the slow fractures that pulled them apart, while in the present Mickey races to find Kacey before the killer does. Seyfried anchors the show with a restrained, wounded performance as a woman who has walled herself off from almost everyone, and the supporting cast, including Nicholas Pinnock and Ashleigh Cummings, fills out a community shaped by poverty and loss without ever reducing it to misery.
Praised by critics for its atmosphere, its refusal of easy answers, and Seyfried's award-nominated lead turn, Long Bright River stands as one of the more thoughtful entries in the recent wave of literary crime dramas. All eight episodes are streaming on Peacock.
Ballard is a Prime Video crime procedural that expands Michael Connelly's popular Bosch television universe, spinning off the character of Detective Renee Ballard into her own series. Maggie Q stars as Ballard, a tenacious LAPD detective who is placed in charge of the department's under-resourced and understaffed cold case unit, tasked with reopening old murders that the rest of the force has forgotten. The series continues the grounded, procedural realism that made Bosch and its successor Bosch: Legacy long-running favorites.
Working out of a cramped basement with a team of volunteers and reserve officers, Ballard pursues a sprawling web of cold cases even as she navigates institutional resistance and a dangerous conspiracy inside the department itself. Maggie Q brings physical credibility and steely determination to the role, and the series folds in a connection to the wider Bosch world, including an appearance by Titus Welliver's Harry Bosch, rewarding longtime fans while standing on its own.
Premiering on Prime Video in July 2025, Ballard drew a strong audience and was quickly renewed for a second season, extending one of streaming's most durable crime franchises. Anchored by Maggie Q's commanding lead performance and Connelly's meticulous plotting, it streams on Prime Video.
Duster is a high-octane 1970s crime thriller from J.J. Abrams and co-creator LaToya Morgan, marking Abrams' return to creating a television series. Set in the sun-baked American Southwest in 1972, the show follows Jim Ellis (Josh Holloway), a charismatic getaway driver for a growing crime syndicate whose life takes a sharp turn when it collides with a determined federal agent's investigation. The series revels in the muscle cars, desert vistas, and outlaw cool of its era, built around Holloway's roguish, movie-star charm.
Rachel Hilson co-stars as Nina Hayes, one of the first Black female agents in the FBI, who recruits Jim as an informant in her crusade to bring down the syndicate's ruthless boss, played by Keith David. The uneasy alliance between the fast-talking wheelman and the principled, underestimated agent forms the spine of the show, which mixes propulsive car chases and heist mechanics with a period-accurate portrait of a country in transition. Its bright, kinetic style signals that the series is out to entertain first and foremost.
Premiering on HBO Max in May 2025, Duster earned solid reviews for its retro energy, its charismatic lead performances, and its throwback commitment to practical car stunts. It reunited Abrams with the kind of character-driven genre fun that made his name, and gave Holloway one of his most enjoyable roles since Lost. It streams on HBO Max.
Good American Family is a Hulu limited drama series inspired by the real and deeply contested Natalia Grace case, which had already fueled tabloid headlines and documentaries. Premiering in March 2025, the show dramatizes the story from deliberately shifting perspectives, refusing to hand viewers a single tidy version of the truth.
Ellen Pompeo and Mark Duplass star as an American couple who adopt a Ukrainian-born girl with a form of dwarfism, played by newcomer Imogen Faith Reid, only to come to believe she is actually an adult posing as a child. The series moves between the adoptive parents' account and Natalia's own, forcing the audience to weigh competing, often irreconcilable claims about what really happened inside the home.
The project drew significant attention as Pompeo's first major series lead since her long run on Grey's Anatomy, with the actress also serving as an executive producer. Reviews were mixed, but the sensational real-life subject and its ambiguous storytelling made it one of Hulu's most talked-about dramas of the year. Good American Family streams on Hulu.
