If you’re looking for a new crime thriller to binge, Furious is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about series on Disney+. The eight-episode drama combines psychological suspense with a layered detective story, following a relentless investigation into a string of murders that challenge traditional ideas of justice.
Created by Elizabeth Meriwether, whose previous work includes The Dropout and Dying for Sex, the series has earned praise for placing complex female characters at the center of a tense game of pursuit.
Early critical reception has also been strong, with The Guardian describing it as “enormously entertaining TV that demands you pay attention” and calling it a must-watch for Killing Eve fans. Meanwhile, NME praised the series for reimagining the serial killer genre through a modern lens.
What is Furious about?
The story begins after the apparent overdose death of a wealthy man catches the attention of former NYPD homicide detective Alice Black, played by Emmy Rossum. Now working as a probationary FBI duty agent after exposing corruption in her previous department, Alice discovers that the death is linked to a much larger pattern.

Her investigation leads to Catherine, portrayed by Lola Petticrew, a mysterious serial killer who targets men connected to abuse and exploitation. As the chase intensifies, the series explores trauma, revenge, and the blurred line between justice and vigilantism.
Cast and streaming details
Alongside Rossum and Petticrew, the cast includes Quincy Tyler Bernstine as a veteran FBI agent and Jake Lacy as Marshall, whose personal history with Alice complicates the investigation.
The first three episodes of Furious are now streaming on Disney+, with new episodes released every Monday. The season consists of eight episodes in total. The series currently holds a 7.5/10 rating on IMDb, reflecting its strong early reception among viewers.
