《Pagans》(Pagans) has started filming in New York and is scheduled to film until April next year.

The Netflix supernatural thriller Pagans has entered the filming phase in New York.According to the arrangement of the 1513th issue of Production Weekly, the crew will start work on October 26, 2026, and the plan will last for several months. It is tentatively scheduled to be completed on April 13, 2027; the shooting date may still be adjusted.

The series is created and executive produced by Say Nothing's Joshua Zetumer.He co-wrote the screenplay, along with a writing team that also included Claire Barron, Ebony Booth, Joe Murtaugh, Olivia Defoe, and Victor LaValle, who also served as producer.

The production company is Goddard Textiles.Company founder Drew Goddard of Project Hail Mary serves as executive producer with Sarah Esberg, and Andrea Massaro serves as co-executive producer.The project is developed through the Netflix studio team led by Nne Ebong.

The father in the story takes care of his two children alone after the death of his wife.The son looks like an ordinary child, but the daughter Alice keeps crossing the boundary, causing the already tense father-daughter relationship to slip into a more dangerous situation.The work combines emotion, horror and humor, touching on the dark thoughts that parents sometimes have but often dare not speak out.

Sabine Grace plays Alice.She has previously appeared in two short films and also guest-starred in Yo Gabba Gabbaland.The cast also includes Steven Yeun, Logan King, Marlene Ireland and Intae Kim.

Yuan has participated in the Netflix productions Beef and Animals.Logan King previously played the son of Yuan Jae's character on The Walking Dead, and Heretic is King's first Netflix project.Ireland has appeared in The Umbrella Academy and The Irishman; Intae Kim has experience in Succession and Severance. This is also his first time participating in a Netflix series.

Paul Bettany, who announced his joining on November 5, will play Mag.His most well-known roles include Vision in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Antonio Salieri in the Starz series Mozart (Amadeus).

Netflix has not yet announced the launch date, and it has not yet been determined whether the 2027 series list released early next year will include this show.What’s on Netflix estimates based on the filming cycle that the series may not be released until late 2027 at the earliest, and more likely in the first half of 2028.