In 2021, there were a lot of thriller movies released, mainly on streaming sites. From Netflix’s “The Red Dot” to Hulu’s “Boss Level,” moviegoers have been treated to a slew of gripping and unique thrillers to keep their hearts racing. The official trailer for Amazon’s “The Voyeurs” makes a compelling case for the film to be included among the year’s top thrillers.
The trailer for “The Voyeurs” features Pippa and Thomas, a young couple who get more than they bargained for when they move into a posh new apartment. The pair realises that their windows face directly into the apartment of another young couple on one of their first evenings in their new place.
These new neighbours don’t seem to mind that they’re completely exposed to the public, and they continue to live their lustful lives in front of Pippa and Thomas.
Pippa becomes increasingly captivated by her neighbours as time goes on, and she tries various methods to introduce herself and Thomas into their lives. As the lines blur and Pippa becomes more connected with the young couple than she or Thomas planned, the teaser teases a spectacular climax.
“The Voyeurs'” release date was disclosed at the end of the official trailer, which was released on August 19. “The Voyeurs” will release on Amazon Prime Video on Friday, September 10th, according to the trailer.
The Voyeurs filming locations
Michael Mohan will direct the film based on a screenplay he penned, with Greg Gilreath and Adam Hendricks serving as producers under their Divide/Conquer label, and Amazon Studios handling distribution. Sydney Sweeney, Justice Smith, Natasha Liu Bordizzo, and Ben Hardy joined the cast of the film in November 2019.
In October of this year, principal photography commenced in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. During the previous decade, Hollywood has outsourced more than 1,500 film and television productions to Canada. Producers discovered that Vancouver could be used to represent central America, Toronto for New York City, and Calgary for the American West.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Ville de Montréal has been a prominent national and international film and television production centre for more than 60 years. The National Film Board of Canada’s headquarters are located in the city (NFB).
Montréal, known as the “Cradle of Canadian Film Production,” is a city of pictures. Its urban legacy, in which historic structures coexist with a modern cityscape, makes it a great setting for depicting scenes from North America or Europe.
The audiovisual sector is a key contributor to Montréal’s economy, with roughly 35,000 direct industry jobs, 500 production and distribution businesses, and over 600 films shot each year. More than 50 film studios, including one of the largest in North America, Studio H at Mel’s Cité du Cinéma, and several television studios, including PMT Video, Technicolor, and Télé-Québec, are also located here.
The following are just a few of the many films shot in Montréal:
Zack Snyder’s 300 is a film directed by Zack Snyder, Jean-Marc Vallée’s Café de Flore, Wim Wenders’ Everything Will Be Fine, Xavier Dolan’s mother, Philippe Falardeau – Monsieur Lazhar, Martin, Scorsese’s film The Aviator, Steven Spielberg’s The Terminal, and, David Fincher’s The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
This movie is bound to be one of the best thriller movie of this year according to many. Keep an eye out for this one!