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Peacock has a new thriller coming to the screen this summer, and it plays in our face in the best way possible. Psychological thrillers are a dime a dozen, so studios are always trying to keep things fresh. Enter Strung, starring R&B superstar Chloe Bailey. Bailey, known for her music alongside her sister Halle Bailey, is no stranger to the small screen; however, she is set at the top of the call sheet in this stylish mind game. Bailey plays Layla, a gifted musician and violi

If you're looking for a thriller that keeps audiences guessing while serving up complicated family dynamics and plenty of uncomfortable truths, Strung may have exactly what you're searching for. The new film dives into relationships where trust is fragile, motives are questionable, and nobody seems completely innocent. We love a movie that keeps everyone looking suspicious. During a recent conversation with stars Lynn Whitfield and Coco Jones, the pair offered a glimpse into

Peacock just dropped the first official trailer for Strung and it looks like your streaming queue is about to get a lot more stressful. Originally titled Help, this upcoming psychological thriller is skipping the standard prestige drama route to deliver a high-octane thriller about classical music, rich people with terrible secrets and the utter peril of taking a gig on Craigslist. Scheduled to stream on Peacock on June 26, 2026, following a prestigious opening-night slot at

Move over, Girls Trip . Malcolm D. Lee is trading the tequila shots for a violin bow and a healthy dose of paranoia. His latest venture, Strung , is a psychological thriller that aims to prove Chloe Bailey can do more than just dominate a stage, she can survive a suburban nightmare. This isn't your typical "tutor in trouble" flick; it’s a high-stakes game of psychological chess that feels like a polished, slightly more expensive version of the drama we usually reserve for S