The Voyeurs

Two young lovers, Pippa and Thomas, move into a stylish new apartment that feels like a dream come true. From their kitchen window they can see the couple across the street, whose loud arguments and glamorous facade become a constant show. What begins as casual spying quickly slips into fixation as they map the other couple's routines and secrets. The line between curiosity and intrusion blurs, and their harmless urge to observe spirals into risky games, testing trust and safety. As the night quiets, the tension escalates, leaving them to confront how far they are willing to push the boundaries of privacy. The film also crafts a cool glossy mood that mirrors the characters growing fixation. The tension stays sharp.

Directed by Michael Mohan, The Voyeurs comes from a screenplay by Mohan and Rhiannon Moller-Trotter. It released in 2021 on Amazon Prime Video, featuring Sydney Sweeney, Justice Smith, Ben Hardy, Natasha Liu Bordizzo, Katharine King So, and a supporting cast.

Box office data was not disclosed for this streaming release; The Voyeurs did not have a traditional theatrical run. Since it premiered on Prime Video, there is no widely reported worldwide gross and no official accounting for the film worldwide.

That said, the movie nudges conversations about surveillance and privacy in crowded urban spaces. Some viewers discuss the ethics of looking and the consequences of obsession, while others note Sydney Sweeney and Justice Smith deliver a cool sense of menace that sticks with you after the screen fades long after.

Critics praised the film for its polished direction and tense mood, noting how its sleek visuals reinforce the idea of looking too closely. The themes focus on privacy, desire, trust, and the moral costs of peering into others lives, with strong performances anchoring the material and elevating a familiar setup.