Jessica Alba Roars Back as “Trigger Warning” Launches on Netflix

Key Takeaways:

– Jessica Alba marks her comeback in feature films with the Netflix action thriller, “Trigger Warning”.
– After a 5-year absence, Alba stars as a Special Forces commando in the movie.
– Mouly Surya directed the film, with screenplay by John Brancato, Josh Olson, and Halley Wegryn Gross.
– An interview with Alba regarding the film is available with Kyanna Mondezie from JoBlo.

Introduction

Guess who’s back in the world of feature films after five long years? That’s right, Jessica Alba! Not having forgotten her acting chops, she’s returned from her TV gig in L.A.’s Finest to light up your screens on Netflix with a thrilling action spectacle, “Trigger Warning.” And we’ve got the scoop on her exclusive chat with Kyanna Mondezie from JoBlo, which you can tune in to above.

About “Trigger Warning”

Down to the nitty-gritty, “Trigger Warning” follows the life of Special Forces commando Parker, played by Alba. Parker’s life takes a drastic turn when she has to scuttle her active overseas duty to return to her hometown. The reason? Heartbreaking news of her father’s sudden demise. What unfolds next can surely keep anyone on edge!

As the new owner of the family bar, Parker comes across her ex-boyfriend Jesse (played by Mark Webber), who happens to be the local sheriff. Also in the picture are his short-tempered brother Elvis (Jake Weary), and their influential father, Senator Swann (Anthony Michael Hall). As she delves into the truth behind her father’s death, she finds herself dueling with a notorious gang spreading terror in her town.

Trust has become a hard currency for Parker. She banks on her Special Forces training, partners with her covert ops comrade Spider (Tone Bell) and local dealer Mike (Gabriel Basso), combats the unknown dangers, and embarks on a journey to uncover the truth and rectify the wrong in Swann County.

Meet the Makers

“Trigger Warning” packs a punch under the directorship of Mouly Surya, acclaimed for Indonesian gems like Fiksi., What They Don’t Talk About When They Talk About Love, and Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts. The gripping screenplay is penned by the trio of John Brancato, Josh Olson, and Halley Wegryn Gross.

Esteemed producers Esther Hornstein, Basil Iwanyk, and Erica Lee worked their magic for the film, while Alba, Brancato, and Olson, along with Jason Clark, Jonathan Fuhrman, and Daniel Jason Heffner, pulled the strings as the executive producers.

Will You Be Watching?

Will you be cozying up on your couch this weekend with Netflix’s “Trigger Warning”? Do drop a comment below to let us know. And hey, it would also be cool to hear what cut across from our intriguing interview with Jessica Alba.

Final Word

Making a noteworthy comeback after a five-year break, Jessica Alba’s major role as Parker in “Trigger Warning” is definitely worth your streaming time. Highlighting the hardships, the twists and turns of Parker’s journey in unraveling the truth, this thriller will have you glued to your screens. Give it a watch and brace yourself for an exhilarating ride!