Today, Netflix dropped the You Season 3 trailer, and the crazy couple is back to terrify you. The series stars Penn Badgley and Victoria Pedretti in the lead roles of murderers. At the end of the previous season, their characters Joe and Love move to a new neighbourhood and are expecting a child.
You Season 3 trailer begins with Joe saying to himself, “In my history of scared, this is the most scared I’ve ever been”. The next shot is of Love holding her newborn baby boy, but the sight makes you worried for the baby. The couples call themselves ‘nice, normal neighbors next door’ until Joe sets in his eyes of various women in the neighbourhood.
The trailer then gives us glimpses of troubles in Joe and Love’s relationship, Love getting crazier and creepier and the couple committing yet another murder. Due to the arising issues in their married life, the duo decides to take couple’s therapy. The most hilarious part is their blank expressions when the therapist says, “You are many things but not murderers.”
The chilling part of the Netflix You Season 3 trailer is Joe and Love burying a body in the background as their baby rests in a cradle behind them. It’s a disturbing sight, but that’s what the show is all about. Amid the murdering psychopath couple’s madness, we see some new characters doubt Joe and Love.
Netflix describes the trailer as – Now married with a young baby, Love and Joe try to forge a normal life in the affluent suburb of Madre Linda. But old habits die hard.
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Watch You Season 3 trailer below:
In the reply section of the trailer, fans have shared their excitement for the upcoming season. One person wrote, “Whoever Edited This Trailer Deserves A Promotion. Everything about this trailer is perfect..”
Another fan commented, “That “hit me, baby, one more time” soundtrack is lit! Hope this version would be in Spotify! So hyped for the next season!”
You 3 will release on October 15, 2021, on Netflix.
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