Hulu is launching a new thriller series titled "Furious" featuring a pursuit between an FBI agent and a female serial killer.

The series introduces a high-stakes psychological dynamic by centering the narrative on a female antagonist. This approach deviates from traditional crime procedurals that often prioritize the investigator's perspective over the killer's motivations.

Actresses Emmy Rossum and Lola Petticrew, along with series creator Elizabeth Meriwether, recently promoted the project during a red-carpet event in Lower Manhattan, New York [3, 5]. The production focuses on the intense cat-and-mouse game played between the federal agent and the murderer.

The series premiered July 27, 2024 [1, 3, 4]. While the primary streaming home for the show is Hulu [3], it is available on Disney+ for viewers in Canada [5].

During the promotional tour, the cast discussed the thematic elements of the show and the preparation required to portray the conflicting personalities of the lead characters. The series aims to blend suspense with a character-driven study of obsession, and justice.

Lower Manhattan served as the backdrop for the premiere festivities, where the cast and crew gathered to celebrate the launch of the production [3]. The show represents a new venture for Meriwether, who serves as the series creator [1].

“An FBI agent hunting a female serial killer.”

The launch of 'Furious' reflects a broader trend in streaming content toward niche, high-concept thrillers that explore gender dynamics within the crime genre. By focusing on a female serial killer, the series attempts to challenge standard tropes of the thriller format, potentially expanding the audience for psychological dramas on platforms like Hulu and Disney+.