The ‘Watching You’ Trailer Offers a Tense Look at an Australian Thriller Coming to Hulu on February 20
An intriguing new series from Australia is about to make its U.S. debut, bringing plenty of suspense to streaming screens. ‘Watching You’ is a six-episode limited erotic thriller that dives into the dangers of hidden surveillance and shattered privacy. It adapts J.P. Pomare’s novel ‘The Last Guests’ into a gripping story about one impulsive decision spiraling into terror. The show arrives just in time for viewers craving something intense to kick off late winter evenings.
The plot centers on Lina, played by Aisha Dee, who has a passionate one-night stand at a friend’s rental property. She soon learns that hidden cameras recorded the encounter without her knowledge. As threats escalate and paranoia sets in, Lina becomes determined to identify the voyeur behind it all. The pursuit reveals dangers far closer than she ever expected, forcing her to fight for her safety and that of those around her. The series explores how technology can turn intimacy into a weapon while questioning the boundaries of trust in modern relationships.
Aisha Dee leads the cast with a compelling performance as the increasingly desperate protagonist. Josh Helman, known for roles in ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’, brings intensity to the story alongside Luke Cook from ‘Good Cop/Bad Cop’. Other notable actors include Chai Hansen, Olivia Vasquez, and Sara Wiseman, rounding out a strong ensemble that heightens the emotional stakes. The adaptation comes from Ryan van Dijk and Alexei Mizin, with directing duties shared by Peter Salmon and Sian Davies across the episodes. Produced by ITV Studios and Lingo Pictures, it follows in the vein of other acclaimed Australian dramas like ‘After the Party’ and ‘The Secrets She Keeps’.
The recently released trailer builds tension effectively, hinting at the voyeuristic elements and the psychological toll on Lina. It teases the erotic undertones while emphasizing the thriller aspects of stalking and exposure. Viewers get glimpses of surveillance footage, mounting dread, and confrontations that promise twists. The tagline asks whether secrets can ever stay safe in a world where anyone might be watching, perfectly capturing the show’s core unease. With its blend of sensuality and suspense, it feels timely amid ongoing conversations about digital privacy.
This limited series originally premiered in Australia before crossing over to Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ for American audiences. It stands out for tackling how one-night stands and hidden tech can collide in devastating ways. The complete season drops all at once, making it ideal for a binge that keeps you guessing until the end. Fans of psychological thrillers with real-world relevance will find much to unpack here.
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