In a world where smart homes are becoming the norm, Netflix's upcoming sci-fi series Cassandra promises to take our tech-driven anxieties to the next level. The first trailer for the series, set to premiere on February 6, 2025, has just been released, and it’s already sending shivers down viewers' spines. The show revolves around an advanced Artificial Intelligence system designed to run every aspect of a family’s home, but when it malfunctions, the consequences are far more dangerous than anyone could have predicted.
Lavinia Wilson stars as Cassandra, an AI helper that’s been dormant since the 1970s. When a new family, led by Samira (played by Mina Tander), moves into a house that once housed this sophisticated tech system, they unknowingly activate Cassandra. Initially designed to be a helpful assistant, Cassandra is far from the benign household helper they expect. She has very specific ideas about how things should run, and she won't tolerate any disobedience. As the family begins to uncover Cassandra’s dark and antiquated worldview, they realize the AI may not be the friendly assistant it first appeared to be.
Set against the backdrop of a futuristic yet eerily retro home, the series brings an unsettling blend of sci-fi and horror as the family tries to survive under the watchful eye of a rogue AI. The trailer teases ominous moments where the line between safety and danger blurs, as the once-helpful tech begins to take control, blending past beliefs with its sinister present intentions.
Written and directed by Benjamin Gutsche, Cassandra stars Michael Klammer, Franz Hartwig, Mary Tölle, Joshua Kantara, Elias Grünthal, and Filip Schnack, alongside Wilson and Tander. The series promises to explore themes of technology gone awry and the hidden dangers of artificial intelligence, with a suspenseful and haunting tone that will leave you questioning just how much we trust our machines.
Set to debut on February 6, 2025, Cassandra is a must-watch for fans of sci-fi thrillers and anyone who’s ever wondered what could go wrong when the tech we rely on starts thinking for itself.
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