Jack Quaid & Jeffrey Dean Morgan in 'Neighborhood Watch' Trailer

"What's your move now, tough guys?" RLJE Films has unveiled the official trailer for an upbeat suburban thriller called Neighborhood Watch, made by filmmaker Duncan Skiles, of the horror thriller film The Clovehitch Killer previously. Originally titled Nowhere Men and also called Urban Asylum, the movie now known as Neighborhood Watch opens in theaters to watch and on VOD starting at the end of April. In just a few weeks! When a mentally ill young man thinks he witnesses an abduction and the police refuse to believe him, he reluctantly turns to his next door neighbor – a bitter, retired security guard named Ed – to help him find the missing woman. They end up getting into all kinds of trouble. Starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jack Quaid, with Malin Akerman, Cecile Cubiló, Harrison Stone, and Jim Klock. I'm quite curious where this is going to go – will they actually end up finding a missing woman or something else nefarious? This reminds me more of old buddy comedies like Midnight Run than any modern thrillers. Worth a watch. Here's the official trailer (+ poster) for Duncan Skiles' film Neighborhood Watch, direct from YouTube: Simon (Jack Quaid), a young man […]

Apr 2, 2025 - 21:45

Jack Quaid & Jeffrey Dean Morgan in 'Neighborhood Watch' Trailer

"What's your move now, tough guys?" RLJE Films has unveiled the official trailer for an upbeat suburban thriller called Neighborhood Watch, made by filmmaker Duncan Skiles, of the horror thriller film The Clovehitch Killer previously. Originally titled Nowhere Men and also called Urban Asylum, the movie now known as Neighborhood Watch opens in theaters to watch and on VOD starting at the end of April. In just a few weeks! When a mentally ill young man thinks he witnesses an abduction and the police refuse to believe him, he reluctantly turns to his next door neighbor – a bitter, retired security guard named Ed – to help him find the missing woman. They end up getting into all kinds of trouble. Starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jack Quaid, with Malin Akerman, Cecile Cubiló, Harrison Stone, and Jim Klock. I'm quite curious where this is going to go – will they actually end up finding a missing woman or something else nefarious? This reminds me more of old buddy comedies like Midnight Run than any modern thrillers. Worth a watch. // Continue Reading ›