Prepare to be hooked: a chilling new mystery thriller is about to take the world by storm, and it’s already sparking buzz before its release. Imagine your worst nightmare as a parent—your child vanishes without a trace. This is the heart-pounding premise of All Her Fault, an eight-part series based on Andrea Mara’s bestselling novel, and the trailer has fans counting down the days until its November 7th debut. But here’s where it gets even more intriguing: starring Succession’s Sarah Snook, the show dives into the harrowing story of Marissa Irvine, a mother who arrives to pick up her son from a playdate only to find a stranger at the door who claims no knowledge of her child. It’s a plot that’s as terrifying as it is twisty, and viewers are already calling it a must-watch.
The trailer, released on October 10th, delivers a gut-wrenching moment when Marissa is told, ‘There’s no Milo here,’ setting the stage for a gripping investigation. But here’s the controversial part: could this series reignite debates about parental responsibility and the darker corners of human nature? With standout performances from Dakota Fanning (Ripley, The Equalizer 3) and Jake Lacy (Apples Never Fall, The White Lotus), the show promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Social media is already buzzing with excitement, as fans rave about the tense atmosphere and Snook’s compelling performance. ‘This looks brilliant!’ one viewer exclaimed, while another admitted, ‘I’m hooked just by the soundtrack.’
HELLO!’s Acting TV Editor Nicky Morris has already added it to her watchlist, praising the stellar cast and the novel’s reputation for keeping readers gripped from start to finish. If you were captivated by Disney+’s The Stolen Girl, a similar tale of abduction, All Her Fault is poised to deliver even more suspense. But here’s the question: can a show this intense truly capture the complexity of such a devastating scenario, or will it lean into sensationalism? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
Mark your calendars: all eight episodes of All Her Fault will be available on Sky Atlantic, NOW, and Peacock starting November 7th. This is one thriller you won’t want to miss—but be warned, it’s not for the faint of heart.
