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RLJE Films Acquires Psychological Thriller ‘Neighborhood Watch’ for April Release

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LOS ANGELES, Calif. — RLJE Films announced it has acquired the rights for “Neighborhood Watch,” a psychological thriller set for release in theaters and on demand on April 25, 2025. The film, previously titled “Nowhere Men,” stars Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Jack Quaid, and Malin Akerman, and was directed by Duncan Skiles, well-known for his work on “The Clovehitch Killer.”

“Neighborhood Watch” revolves around Simon (Quaid), a young man struggling with mental illness who believes he has witnessed an abduction. When local authorities dismiss his claims, Simon turns to his neighbor, Ed (Morgan), a retired security guard dealing with his own troubled past. Together, they begin to unravel the mystery surrounding the disappearance, confronting dark secrets along the way.

Skiles expressed his enthusiasm for the film, stating, “I fell in love with ‘Neighborhood Watch’ because of Ed and Simon’s unique relationship, which Jeff and Jack brought to life with remarkable grace and skill. Our entire crew became fans of this improbable pair, creating an energy that touched every scene. We’re excited to bring this film to theaters and hope audiences connect with these characters as deeply as we have.”

Mark Ward, chief acquisitions officer of RLJE Films, highlighted the drama’s character-driven narrative, saying, “’Neighborhood Watch’ sees Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jack Quaid build on each other’s talents to unravel a suspenseful and surprising mystery. Duncan Skiles has crafted a smart character-driven thriller that keeps you guessing. We can’t wait for viewers to unravel this unpredictable journey.”

The screenplay for “Neighborhood Watch” was penned by Sean Farley, and it is produced by Luke Daniels, Greg Lauritano, Vince Jolivette, Chris Bellant, Kurt Fethke, and Jake Robinson.

RLJE Films, a subsidiary of AMC Networks, is known for distributing titles such as “Mandy,” “Bone Tomahawk,” and “The Tax Collector.” The acquisition of “Neighborhood Watch” further expands its catalog in the exciting realm of psychological thrillers.

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