Naomi Watts and Bobby Cannavale go up against an unknown assailant in the first trailer for Netflix’s upcoming series “The Watcher.” ,Watch it above.,
The series is based on a story written for New York magazine and follows a family that is eventually threatened and pressured to leave their newly purchased mansion after a mysterious hunter sends them letters in the mail. was.
“Your home is my passion and now you are too,” says an ominous voice in the trailer, as soft music plays in the background. “Who am I? It may not scare you yet, but it will.”
As the trailer progresses, the music gets more ominous and the characters get more frantic.
Cannavale’s character says that he moved his family so they could feel “safe”, but now they are fearing for their lives. While he is advised to get out as soon as possible, Watts says he should not run away from someone who does.
‘The Watcher’ also stars Jennifer Coolidge as a luxury real estate agent who sold her home, along with Mia Farrow, Margo Martindale, Terry Kinney, Joe Mantello, Richard Kind, Noma Dumezweni, Christopher McDonald, Michael Nouri, Isabel Gravitt, Henry Hunter Hall and Luke David Blum.
Here’s a full description for the series: “Dean (Canavale) and Nora Brannock (Watts) bought their dream home in the idyllic suburb of Westfield, New Jersey, but were determined to put all their savings into closing the deal. They soon afterwards realize the neighborhood is less than welcome. Pearl (Farrow) and her brother Jasper (Kinney) are a devious older woman who breaks into Brannock’s house and hides in her dumbwater. Karen (Coolidge), the realtor and Nora have an old acquaintance, who makes them feel like they really aren’t, and goofy neighbors Mitch (Kind) and Moe (Martindale), who don’t understand the property lines of theirs. The icy reception quickly turns into an absolute living hell when ominous letters from someone calling themselves ‘The Watcher’ begin to arrive, terrorizing the Brannox to their breaking point as the neighborhood’s sinister secrets are revealed. Based on the true story of Jersey’s infamous ‘Watcher’ House.”
The series is executive produced by Murphy and Watts, as well as Ian Brennan, Alexis Martin Woodall, Eric Cowton, Brian Unkeles, Eric Newman, Paris Barkley, Ariel Schulman, Henry Jost and Scoop Wasserstein.
The series debuted on Netflix on October 13.
