Netflix just dropped Vanessa Kirby’s chilling post-MCU project — and it’s nothing like you’ve seen her in before 😱🩸

This gritty crime horror dives deep into obsession, secrets, and a series of murders that will make your skin crawl.
🧠 The trailer alone is pure nightmare fuel — and fans are already calling it her most haunting role yet.
👉 Curious how far she’ll go this time? Hit the link and enter the dark side of Netflix’s latest thriller.

Vanessa Kirby stares at the sky in Night Always Comes

Vanessa Kirby is making her MCU debut as Sue Storm in The Fantastic Four: First Steps, but her upcoming Netflix film could be even more thrilling. She continues to make significant strides in her career and is becoming one of Hollywood’s most prominent stars. The actor made her film debut in 2010 and has moved upward to more high-profile projects.

Her star-making role as Princess Margaret in seasons 1 and 2 of The Crown earned her many accolades, including a Primetime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress. Following her debut in this series, she had significant parts in successful franchises, including Mission: Impossible and Fast & Furious. In 2021, she earned an Academy Award nomination for her lead role in Pieces of a Woman.

She is an excellent actor and action star, and her upcoming Marvel role is a culmination of everything she’s done in her career so far. After Fantastic Four, she will portray Invisible Woman again in 2026’s Avengers: Doomsday. However, before she joins the Avengers, she’s starring in a new Netflix thriller, which just released its first dark and haunting trailer.

Netflix Releases The First Trailer For Night Always Comes

Vanessa Kirby Desperately Tries To Raise Money In One Night

 

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Kirby returns to Netflix in Night Always Comes. Based on the 2021 novel by Willy Vlautin, the film stars Kirby as Lynette, who seeks to create a new future for herself and her developmentally disabled brother. After her mother spends their house down payment on a new car, Lynette turns to dangerous and illegal methods to raise $25,000 in one night.

Alongside Kirby is an impressive cast that includes Jennifer Jason Leigh, Zack Gottsagen, Randall Park, Eli Roth, and Julia Fox. The film is directed by Benjamin Caron with a screenplay written by Sarah Conradt. The film is scheduled to premiere on Netflix on August 15, 2025.

Netflix recently released the first trailer for Night Always Comes, highlighting Kirby’s violent, determined performance as Lynette. Throughout the night, she finds herself in shady situations, including stealing a car and getting into several fights. Her desperation is shown throughout the trailer, and it will be exciting to see how the night escalates.

Night Always Comes | Netflix Trailer



 

What This Trailer Means For Night Always Comes

Kirby Continues To Show Her Acting Prowess

Zack Gottsagen and Vanessa Kirby at a diner in Night Always Comes

Kirby’s last Netflix film Pieces of a Woman earned her an Academy Award nomination, and Night Always Comes looks like another vehicle for her to show off her versatility as an actor. She has a commanding presence, and it will be exciting to see how she leads a crime thriller.

It’s also refreshing to see Kirby continue to take on dramatic roles amid her Marvel ascension. She will be busy after Fantastic Four as she gears up for the next Avengers film. Hopefully, she will still have time to perform these kinds of roles, allowing the audience to see how extensive her range can be following her Netflix movie.

Source: Netflix