Netflix has unveiled a captivating first-look image of Taron Egerton as a menacing serial killer in the upcoming thriller “Apex,” where he stars alongside Charlize Theron. The film centers around a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse set against the rugged backdrop of the Australian wilderness, amplifying the tension and intrigue of their deadly chase.

In the images released, Egerton showcases a striking new look, sporting a shaved head while brandishing a crossbow, indicative of his character’s ruthless nature. Another image captures the on-screen duo in an intense fight sequence amidst the rapids, hinting at the film’s action-packed narrative.

Directed by Icelandic filmmaker Baltasar Kormákur, known for his notable works like “Everest” and the Netflix mystery series “Katla,” “Apex” promises a gripping storyline, with a script crafted by Jeremy Robbins. Theron, an Oscar-winning actress, not only stars in the film but also takes on a producer role alongside Kormákur.

In addition to the suspenseful chase, Theron has shared insights into the physically demanding nature of her character’s journey. She revealed that the film includes extensive stunts, involving “a lot” of barefoot climbing and kayaking, further emphasizing her commitment to authenticity. “I was climbing pretty much every day,” she explained to People, highlighting the rigorous preparation she underwent to authentically portray her role.

Beyond “Apex,” Theron is set to feature in Christopher Nolan’s star-studded epic “Odyssey,” taking on the character of Circe, the enchanting figure from Greek mythology. Meanwhile, Egerton is gearing up for his role in the upcoming comedy thriller “Everybody Wants to F*** Me,” which delves into the complexities of modern dating.

Scheduled for release on Netflix on April 24, 2026, “Apex” is poised to deliver an exhilarating cinematic experience for viewers. As excitement builds, fans can look forward to a thrilling narrative filled with suspense and dynamic performances from both Egerton and Theron.

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