🔍 CROSS (2024): He Understands Killers—But Can't Escape His Own Wounds

"To catch this killer, he must open the darkest corners of his own mind—and survive what looks back."

No weapons. No power plays. Alex Cross fights with intellect—and fuels it with pain. In CROSS (2024), the crime doesn’t just live at the scene. It breathes in glances, in words left unsaid, in the fractured minds of killers—and in his own reflection.

A brilliant profiler with a mind like steel—and a heart on the verge of collapse
Alex Cross (played by Aldis Hodge) is a forensic psychologist who solves crimes with sharp intuition and unmatched psychological insight. But now, he faces a killer unlike any other:
a psychopath recreating history’s most infamous murders—with eerie precision and devastating symbolism.

Cross slowly realizes:
The killer isn’t just playing with the past. He’s sending a message—just for him.

The more he understands the killer—the less he understands himself
As Cross unravels the killer’s twisted psyche, he spirals deeper into his own shadows: haunted by his wife’s death, estranged from his children, and growing distant from the very force he serves.

This isn’t just a manhunt.
It’s a psychological survival game—where reason fights grief, and memory becomes a weapon.

The killer didn’t choose the victims. He chose the one man who could understand him
CROSS isn’t just a crime thriller. It’s a duel between two fractured minds, both shaped by trauma—one seeking justice, the other seeking a mirror.

In this war of intellect and obsession, nothing is more terrifying than…
a killer who believes he and his pursuer are the same.

You can decode madness. But can you outlive your own?
With slick cinematography, cold lighting, rapid-fire editing, and a tense score, CROSS (2024) launches a series that’s gripping, psychological, and emotionally raw.
Where truth doesn’t set anyone free.
It just strips them bare.