Wedding jitters have never felt this terrifying. Netflix has unveiled the eerie first teaser for Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen, an atmospheric horror-thriller series set to premiere worldwide on March 26, 2026. Marketed as coming from one of the directors behind Baby Reindeer, this unsettling new show promises to turn the idea of “happily ever after” into a waking nightmare.
The series follows Rachel and Nicky, a seemingly perfect couple just days away from saying “I do.” But as the title ominously suggests, smooth sailing is not on the guest list. Starring Camila Morrone as bride-to-be Rachel and Adam DiMarco as her fiancé Nicky, the story unfolds during the week leading up to their intimate wedding ceremony at his family’s secluded vacation home, nestled deep within a snowy forest. Romantic? Yes. Safe? Not quite.
Plagued by superstition and creeping paranoia, Rachel cannot shake the feeling that doom is lurking just around the corner. A string of strange coincidences, unnerving encounters, and escalating dread begin to blur the line between anxiety and actual danger. Is it cold feet — or something far more sinister? The teaser masterfully keeps viewers guessing, building tension with frostbitten visuals and a foreboding score that suggests the aisle may lead somewhere darker than expected.
The ensemble cast adds even more intrigue, with performances from Jeff Wilbusch, Karla Crome, Gus Birney, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Ted Levine, and Sawyer Fraser rounding out the guest list. With such a seasoned lineup, expect layered performances that elevate the psychological tension simmering beneath the surface.
If Carrie explored the horrors of girlhood and Rosemary’s Baby turned motherhood into a nightmare, Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen positions itself as horror’s take on becoming a wife. The show dives into existential fears about love, destiny, and whether soulmates truly exist — or whether lifelong commitment to the wrong person might be the most terrifying fate of all.
Created and showrun by Haley Z. Boston, and directed by Weronika Tofilska, Axelle Carolyn, and Lisa Brühlmann, the series blends psychological horror with intimate relationship drama. With its chilling premise and slow-burn suspense, this is one wedding invitation horror fans won’t want to ignore. Mark your calendars — because when this bouquet drops, something very bad is definitely going to happen.
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