A couple weeks ago, the Netflix streaming service released a batch of first look images from their upcoming survival thriller series Keep Breathing, which stars Melissa Barrera – who genre fans recently saw in this year’s new Scream movie (get it HERE). Now Netflix has released a trailer to show exactly what Keep Breathing has in store for us when it starts streaming on July 28th. Check it out in the embed above!
A six episode series that was directed by Maggie Kiley (episodes 1-3) and Rebecca Rodriguez (episodes 4-6), Keep Breathing has the following synopsis:
After her private plane crashes in the remote Canadian frontier, lone survivor and New York lawyer, Liv (Melissa Barrera), must battle both an unforgiving wilderness and past personal traumas to stay alive.
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Martin Gero and Brendan Gall were the showrunners on the series, which they also executive produced alongside Kiley.
Barrera is joined in the cast by Jeff Wilbusch (Dawn Breaks Behind the Eyes), Austin Stowell (Swallow), Juan Pablo Espinosa (Cocaine Godmother), and Florencia Lozano (One Life to Live).
Kiley’s previous directing credits include episodes of Scream Queens, American Horror Story, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Nightflyers, Riverdale, and Dirty John. Rodriguez – who, yes, does happen to be one of Robert Rodriguez’s sisters – has previously directed episodes of From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series, The Orville, Queen of the South, Mayans M.C., Snowpiercer, and Doom Patrol.
Keep Breathing definitely looks like a show I would want to watch. Will you be watching this one? Let us know by leaving a comment below.
Barrera will be reprising her Scream role of Sam Carpenter in the next Scream sequel, which is currently filming in Montreal and aiming for a March 2023 release date. Between Scream movies, she also worked on a genre film called Bed Rest. That movie had been set for a July 15th release, but it doesn’t look like it stuck with that date.
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