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Let's jump right into, Prime Video’s Malice  serves up a psychological thriller that sneaks up on you and Jack Whitehall steals the show in the most unexpected way. The series plunges viewers into a tense, unsettling world where charm and menace collide in the most deliciously disturbing fashion. From the first scene, Malice  grabs your attention and refuses to let go, serving up a cocktail of mystery, manipulation, and mind games that will keep you guessing. The premise is s

Prime Video is about to unleash a psychological storm with Malice , dropping all six episodes on November 14, and trust us you’re not ready. The glossy new thriller is part domestic drama, part mind game, and part “how well do you really know your friends?” fever dream. The TV Cave sat down with stars Christine Adams and Raza Jaffrey , who play Jules and Damien, for an exclusive chat about class warfare, broken trust, and why you might need a drink (or three) after the final

Prime Video has unleashed the trailer for Malice , its upcoming six-episode thriller, and it looks like viewers are about to see Jack Whitehall in a whole new light or, more accurately, shadow. Known for his posh, bumbling comedic persona, Whitehall is stepping far outside his comfort zone in a story that mixes charm, deceit, and revenge with the kind of slick style Prime Video loves to flaunt. The series premieres worldwide on November 14, and from the looks of it, Malice  c

Jack Whitehall and David Duchovny headline a slick new psychological thriller that drops November 14 Prime Video is diving headfirst into...