A new American thriller adapted from the novel by British author Alex North is now available on Netflix. The story centers on Tom, played by Adam Scott, a widowed father whose son appears to have been abducted by a notorious serial killer known as the Whisper Man. The case gains complexity as Tom’s father, Pete Willis, a retired detective portrayed by Robert De Niro, is believed to have apprehended the killer three decades earlier. Pete’s history and potential secrets form a key element of the narrative, adding layers of suspense and psychological tension.
Robert De Niro delivers a subdued and nuanced performance as the troubled ex-detective, while Michael Keaton takes on the role of the Whisper Man. Michelle Monaghan rounds out the main cast as a determined detective investigating the disappearance. The film’s central theme—a predator lurking close to home—evokes a timeless fear, but the production’s style pays homage to the suspense thrillers of the 1990s, favoring an analog tone over more modern, high-tech storytelling.
On Sky Premiere, the animated family film "Goat" premieres at 6 p.m. Caleb McLaughlin, known for his role in "Stranger Things," voices the protagonist, a young goat with aspirations to play roarball, a sport dominated by larger animals. The story also touches on themes of growing up and transition, focusing on the goat family as its members face their own life changes.
Amazon Prime Video has launched a new reality series titled "Meet The Owens," which chronicles the life of former England footballer Michael Owen and his family. The show highlights the Owens' engagement with the horse-racing world, where Owen has built a successful business. His children are also devoted to equestrian pursuits: daughter Jessica aims for Olympic showjumping, and eldest Gemma, a dressage rider, is preparing to compete at Glorious Goodwood. The series also explores personal family milestones, including 18-year-old Emily’s plans to attend university and 20-year-old James’s intention to join the family enterprise.
Apple TV has released the second season of the sci-fi drama "Dark Matter." The story follows physics professor Jason, played by Joel Edgerton, who is kidnapped in Chicago and wakes up in an alternate reality drastically different from his own. His urgent quest to return to his original dimension and reunite with his wife, portrayed by Jennifer Connelly, and their son remains the driving narrative as the dangers and complexities of reality-hopping deepen.