Dennis Lehane, creator of “The Sinister Island”, brings psychological suspense miniseries to Apple TV +

For all lovers of psychological suspense movies and series, a new story arrives on the digital screen that will give thousands of people goosebumps with a desperate criminal plot, which is brought into the Apple TV + catalog by Dennis Lehane as the creator and screenwriter, who you may remember for writing the book of ‘The left island’.

Not all horror movie fans know this, but the hit film “The Left Island” with Leonardo DiCaprio and Mark Ruffalo has a literary version in a book of the same name, which was written years ago by the talented novelist Dennis Lehane , which is back in the genre but now with ‘black bird’a new Apple TV + miniseries.

This time, Dennis Lehane enters the production work, beyond the story, to be the screenwriter and showrunner of the ‘Black Bird’ series which promises to be a great success in the catalog of this streaming platform of which you can see the first official trailer and enjoy a glimpse of the exciting story based on real events, by the way.

Years ago, the movie ‘The Sinister Island’ became a smash hit and is currently one of psychological thriller films more famous on the recommendation lists, so the ‘Black Bird’ miniseries has a seal of approval thanks to writer Dennis Lehane once again capturing his working style but this time in a different and desperate storyline.

‘Black Bird’: a suspense thriller based on true events

According to information provided by Apple TV +, this new detective miniseries has a story based on real events, where the famous actor Taron Egerton in “Kingsman” and “Rocketman”, he becomes Jimmy Keene, one of the most controversial criminals in American history, although not exactly for what got him to prison.

“Inspired by real events, when Jimmy Keene (Taron Egerton), high school football hero and son of a decorated cop, is sentenced to 10 years in a minimum-security prison, he is given the choice of life: enter in maximum safety. prison for criminally insane. and befriend suspected serial killer Larry Hall (Paul Walter Hauser). “explains the official synopsis.

Naturally, the story follows this criminal in his quest to obtain information from a sinister killer played by actor Paul Walter Hauser, who shares the screen with Taron Egerton and who you can see on the screen of AppleTV + starting next July 8 when ‘black bird’will premiere with two episodes and the other 4 will arrive weekly.