Clarice: All 13 Episodes of 'Intense' Silence of the Lambs Sequel Hit Prime Video
Silence of the Lambs Sequel Series Now Streaming on Prime

A highly anticipated crime thriller series, hailed as an 'intense' follow-up to one of cinema's most revered films, has just landed on a major streaming platform. All thirteen episodes of 'Clarice' became available for subscribers on Prime Video from January 13, 2026, offering a fresh chapter in a legendary story.

A Direct Sequel to a Cinematic Titan

The series serves as a direct sequel to the 1991 horror-thriller masterpiece, 'The Silence of the Lambs'. That film holds a unique place in history as one of only three movies ever to sweep the 'Big Five' Academy Awards, winning Oscars for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Adapted Screenplay. Sir Anthony Hopkins' chilling portrayal of Hannibal Lecter earned him a BAFTA, despite his character appearing on screen for a mere twenty minutes.

With a staggering 95% critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes, the original film remains a favourite. One fan's review on the site encapsulates its enduring appeal: "Best horror movie of all time. Jodie Foster at her best and a thriller that checks all the boxes."

Returning to the World of Clarice Starling

'Clarice' picks up the narrative in 1993, one year after the harrowing events depicted in the film. The series promises a deep dive into the untold personal story of FBI Agent Clarice Starling as she returns to active duty.

The official synopsis describes a brilliant yet vulnerable woman whose bravery acts as a beacon, drawing monsters and madmen towards her. Empowered by a complex psychology forged in a difficult childhood, she must navigate the male-dominated world of the FBI, find her voice, and confront the family secrets that have long haunted her.

A New Face for an Iconic Role

Stepping into the iconic role originally played by Jodie Foster is Australian actress Rebecca Breeds. She leads a cast that includes Michael Cudlitz (The Walking Dead) and Kal Penn.

While the series, which originally aired in 2021, received a mixed critical reception, it has cultivated a dedicated fanbase who champion it as a worthy successor to Thomas Harris's source material. Viewers have praised the show's atmospheric connection to the original film and Breeds' performance.

"I love how this show *feels* very much in the same universe as Silence of the Lambs," one viewer posted online. Another added, "What a scary, intense, fast paced well done TV show! The actress playing Jodie Foster’s role is spot on even down to her accent."

Further acclaim came from a fan who described it as "a must watch and a hidden gem," noting that it "carried the story arc and did it justice."

For subscribers, the entire first season of this gripping crime thriller is now ready to binge, offering a new perspective on a story that has captivated audiences for decades.