AMC+ has released an official trailer for its upcoming new series, Kill Jackie. With only one month left until the series is released we can get a close look at what to expect in this new series.

For those who don’t know, Kill Jackie is a series that follows an ex-cocaine dealer named Jackie Price who lives a luxurious life selling art. However, after 20 years of anonymity, peaceful life comes to an end when a group of assassins called The Seven Demons are hired to go an kill her. Jackie will have to return to her criminal past in order to evade these killers and hopefully return to her peaceful life.

In the trailer we hear Jackie’s voice over and she asks the question: “Do You ever get that feeling when things go bad? Like there’s something much worse coming for you?” We see Jackie get into a fight with two masked individuals who appear to have the drop on her, however when Jackie pushes a button on her remote the paintings open up to reveal something that shocks one of the assailants. Jackie gives off a calm and level headed demanor when it comes to the events that are transpiring so far. We also see that Jackie is more than capable of taking care of herself, because we see her with a variety of guns and her fighting would hitmen who are trying to take her life.

The cast consists of Catherine Zeta-Jones (Wednesday, The Gallerist), Daniel Ings (The Gentlemen, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms), Julian Rhind-Tutt (Death in Paradise, Washington Black), Sidse Babett Knudsen (The Family Plan 2, 13 Days, 13 Nights), Christine Adams (Hijack, Malice), Raff Law (How to Make a Killing, Masters of the Air), Óscar Jaenada (The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, Point Nemo), Yago Sanzu (Singular, Breaking Walls), Darci Shaw (This City Is Ours: A Crime Family Saga, A Thousand Blows), Enzo Clienti (Maigret, Clown Song), Set Sjöstrand (Ride or Die, Smilla’s Sense of Snow), Julian Barratt (Regular Show: The Lost Tapes, Lost Treasure of Rome), Hattie Hook (Safe Hands, The Narrow Road to the Deep North), Karlis Arnolds Avots (Ulya, Youth Eternal), Tadashi Ito (Silo, The Odyssey), and Sebastian Armesto (The Man with the Plan, Savage House).

The series is set to premiere on October 2, 2026 exclusively on AMC+.