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The Waterfront Review: This Netflix crime drama blends summer noir with soapy family secrets and is bingeable in parts
Netflix’s ‘The Waterfront’ blends family drama with crime and betrayal in a slow-burn Southern noir. It’s stylish, soapy, and occasionally overcooked—but consistently watchable.
Netflix's Crime Drama 'The Waterfront' Is Based on a True Story—Inspired by the Creator's Own Family
Williamson grew up in the oceanside town of Oriental, North Carolina, which served as the inspiration for The Waterfront ’s fictional location, Havenport. The show was filmed in Southport, where Williamson filmed his classic slasher film, 1997’s I Know What You Did Last Summer.
For example, an uncle dipped him into chummed and shark-infested waters, Williamson tells The Hollywood Reporter. He also ...
After several affairs, murders and drug runs, here's how the Season 1 finale all went down in “The Waterfront.” ...
Here’s a list of spots you might recognize in “The Waterfront,” the new North Carolina-filmed series on Netflix.
McCallany is known for TV roles in Netflix’s “Mindhunter” and FX’s “Lights Out.” He also appeared in popular films like ...
First, it was Sheriff Porter (Michael Gaston), the shadowy figure pulling the strings behind the Buckleys’ new venture ...
In Havenport, North Carolina, Cane Buckley (Jake Weary) goes to the fishery and restaurant that his family has owned for at ...
The main Buckley family members will likely return if the show comes back for a second season, including McCallany, Weary, ...
"The Waterfront" creator Kevin Williamson tells TheWrap about Cane's finale decisions and how family dynamics change in ...
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