The twisted psychological thriller starring Amy Adams will leave you feeling like you need a shower. Here's where to stream it now10:51, 24 Jul 2026Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl has a devoted online fanbase, but another of her novels inspired a chilling, unsettling series that ends with one of the most disturbing post-credit sequences ever. Sharp Objects, features Amy Adams (Superman) and Eliza Scanlen (Little Women) in the lead roles.‌This twisted, dark crime drama follows Camille's (Adams) troubled and traumatic upbringing, and it is perfect for Broadchurch fans. Boasting an impressive 92% critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes, this series is a fan and critic favourite.‌We follow Camille, who in her youth enjoyed a brief but intense moment of popularity and adored her younger sister, who died in tragic, but unclear circumstances.‌Upon returning to her hometown, her domineering Southern Belle mother drifts through the house while Camille, perpetually dressed entirely in black, searches her hometown for evidence relating to the killings of two young girls for a news story.Her only anchor is her editor, a paternal figure who monitors her wellbeing as she attempts to stay afloat in a community drowning in rumour and deception.‌She meets her young half-sister, Amma (Scanlen), who larps as a prim and proper daughter to appease her controlling mother, and gradually Camille uncovers the reality about her family.One Reddit user commented: "I just finished the show a few hours and wow just wow. That ending gave me chills and i still can't get over it."Another wrote: "That ending, and the entire show, was a masterclass in foreshadowing. The reveal did exactly what you need of a story like this, and made so many things make much more sense."‌Another said the ending was "so manic and ferocious". They added: "The quickness of the clips actually made it all even creepier. It's an interesting approach. Instead of overexplaining, they give us just enough to fill in the blanks with a whole re-conceptualisation of what was going on throughout the series. I'm giving it a little while, but I am really interested in rewatching the series with the full context of what was going on. I fully expect it to be ten times more disturbing and tense."One viewer described the series in an IMDB review, writing: "There are great soundtracks from Led Zeppelin to The Doors, from Bob Dylan to Johnny Cash. The scene transitions between past memories and the present are very successful. It's like the scenes are intertwined. You're not leaving the general story of the series as you watch the past memories scenes. It's very well tuned. We see that the series doesn't go on a straight timeline.Article continues below"The scene at the beginning of the episodes is actually the final scene. Although not in each episode, some episodes have these time shifts. In the background of the series, the words shown for 3-4 seconds may give hints about the series. At least when you watch it carefully, it makes you think. Who knows, maybe a subliminal message. You're unlikely to guess who the killer is. Because in each section, you focus on different people. Ideas may change as new details emerge. So it's a little hard to guess."Something I like about this series. Because an unpredictable series is more attractive to me. I found the acting very good. I think Amy Adams deserves the Golden Globe award with this performance. She conveys her character's mood very well to the audience. You feel deeply the feelings of Camille. Amy Adams and Patricia Clarkson are really good."The Emmy-nominated limited series, which received eight nominations in 2019, also features Chris Messina, Patricia Clarkson and Henry Czerny in its cast. The series can be streamed on NOW TV or HBO.