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In the 4th episode of Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, we learned that Zack was actually a DEA agent, and he was married to Claire, who was also a DEA agent, and they had a daughter named Lucy. But after Lisa’s death, since Zack was framed as the killer, Sonja, Kevin, Dan, and Amy turned against him and tied him to a tree. While Sonja, Dan, and Amy trekked up the hill to reconnect the Elt to the antenna, Kevin was tasked with getting the code to the satellite phone out of Zack, since they believed he was the one who was looking after the drugs in the crashed plane. Kevin didn’t get any secret code, because Zack was apparently not the killer, and he wasn’t communicating with Aero Alux’s MD, Cora, regarding the contraband. That said, Sonja successfully got the Elt to start emitting a signal again.

MGM+ has announced the titles coming to the premium linear channel and streaming service in April. The MGM Plus April 2025 lineup includes Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, Godfather of Harlem Season 4, and Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

MGM+, an Amazon company, is a premium linear channel and streaming service delivering a broad lineup of exclusive original series and docuseries, the latest movie releases, and classic film franchises—all available in the U.S. on TV, on demand, online, and across devices.

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Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue

The series finale airs on Sunday, April 6

Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue is a strikingly original and taut thriller series with a jaw-dropping reveal waiting at the end. A light aircraft with nine passengers crashes in the Mexican jungle, and everyone survives.

But then, one after another, they begin to die in strange and violent ways.

Time is slipping away on the MGM+ series Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue. With just three episodes left to go, many viewers are likely rooting for Kevin Anderson to survive, since he's played by Eric McCormack. The actor is still beloved from his role on Will & Grace -- so did that help him perplex the audience when portraying a potential murder suspect?

Conversely, Lydia Wilson's character Sonja Blair was one of the first suspects, with her abrasive personality and guarded behavior. But what was that like for the actor to play? In an interview with Cbr, Blair and McCormack talked about working to keep the show's suspense going, and revealed the challenges they faced during filming.

Cbr: What was it about Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue that initially held your interest?

Eric McCormack: First of all, they had me at shooting this in the Canary Islands,...

In the 3rd episode of Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, Carlos, Kevin, and Sonja trekked up a treacherous hill to plant the Elt on top of it and signal a rescue helicopter to the location of the survivors of the plane crash. But the mystery killer who had been circling them stabbed Carlos during one of his nocturnal workout sessions and even unplugged the Elt from the antenna it was connected to. While the identity of the murderer continued to be a big question mark, the reason behind the murders became apparent: there were drugs inside the body of the plane. So, someone was clearly killing off the survivors so that nobody would learn about those drugs, which were worth millions of dollars, and try to earn off of them, thereby eating into the mystery person’s share. Now, we learned about these drugs because of a wild gecko.

The following contains spoilers for Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue Season 1, Episode 3, "Rapido," which debuts Sunday, Mar. 16 on MGM+ .

With two down and seven to go, Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue hits the halfway point with “Rapido.” Not only keeping the resurrection of this murder mystery on track but also taking audiences on location. There are still some bad feelings around the camp, but at least a change of scenery brings a fresh perspective. Unfortunately, further complications are inevitable if those men at the Mexican morgue ever hope to find out what happened. Death is in the cards, and everyone has booked an early grave with one exception. Whether at the hands of a silent assailant or an elusive Mexican luchador, their fates are sealed.

After an audacious second episode that finally gave audiences some character-driven drama, this MGM+ original goes off the beaten track. In a third...

The MGM+ thriller Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue keeps getting closer to its title. As the miniseries reaches its halfway point, some of the survivors are no longer surviving. But there are still plenty of suspects -- all of whom have their own reasons to be both the potential killer and a potential victim.

In an interview with Cbr, stars Jan Le (who plays Amy Maclean) and Adam Long (who portrays Dan Maclean) talked about how they tackled the murder mystery from Marble Hall Murders author Anthony Horowitz. They explained why they didn't want to know what happened to Dan and Amy, even though they had several scripts in advance. Plus, find out how this show compares to the actors' prior experiences in the crime genre.

Cbr: What element of Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue got you hooked and and made you want to play the characters of Amy and Dan?...

In the 2nd episode of Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, we got a peek into the lives of the survivors of the plane crash, followed by a death that caused them to suspect each other. Kevin used to practice medicine, but when he almost killed one of his patients by accident, he lost everything in his personal and professional lives. That forced him to go into business buying medical equipment from Guatemala at dirt-cheap prices and selling it in the USA for a profit. The revelations about how Dan and Amy “fell in love” with each other sounded dubious, and it seemed like Dan was with Amy just for her money. Apart from being a luchador, Carlos was good with electronics, and he planned to use the plane’s Elt to signal for help. Travis and Lisa not only ran a chain of motels, but Lisa had also worked at a hospice,...

The MGM+ miniseries Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue already has guessing as to who is killing the survivors of a plane crash. That includes stars Peter Gadiot and David Ajala, who portray Carlos and Zack respectively. Though the two actors had some of the scripts in advance, they chose to remain in the dark about the murderous twist.

In an interview with Cbr, Star Trek: Discovery alum Ajala and Gadiot explained why they didn't want to spoil the show for themselves. They also spoke about how their work in Nine Bodies is different from anything that audiences have seen them in before. Plus, learn what they took away from the filming experience.

Cbr: What initially interested you in your Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue charaters, Carlos and Zack? What got you excited about the show as actors?

Peter Gadiot: One of the things that [attracted] me to the project...

“Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue” is a thrilling television series created by Anthony Horowitz that premiered on March 2, 2025, on MGM+. The narrative centers on nine strangers who survive a plane crash in the Mexican jungle, only to face a new peril as they begin to die under mysterious circumstances. The survivors must uncover the identity of the killer among them before it’s too late.

Release Schedule:

The six-episode series follows a weekly release pattern, with new episodes available every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. Est on MGM+.

Episode 1: “Dead Reckoning” – Sunday, March 2, 2025 Episode 2: “Black Angel” – Sunday, March 9, 2025 Episode 3: “Rapido” – Sunday, March 16, 2025 Episode 4: “The Short Straw” – Sunday, March 23, 2025 Episode 5: “Cloud Cover” – Sunday, March 30, 2025 Episode 6: “Body Bags” – Sunday, April 6, 2025 Nine Bodies in A Mexican Morgue Main Cast & Characters:

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The following contains spoilers for Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue Season 1, Episode 1, "Black Angels," which debuts Sunday, Mar. 9 on MGM+ .

Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue had to get better. After an opening episode that struggled to hit pay dirt dramatically, another installment of this MGM+ original was not a welcome prospect. For a series that had been hailed as a complex murder mystery filled with countless twists and turns, there was little evidence of that in the premiere. An hour of bone-dry introductions that did little to instill confidence or give this group of talented actors much to work with. However, with two bodies already under a tarp, at least this murder-mystery will be short-lived.

What a difference a day makes; not only is Season 1, Episode 2, “Black Angels” an improvement on that opener, but it feels like a different show. Gone are those awkward moments of dramatic downtime...

In the 1st episode of Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, we saw Cora and Emilio waiting outside a military base in Los Trios, Mexico, where, well, 9 bodies were brought into the morgue. Subteniente Ignacio Lopez and Capitan Gabriel Vega were overseeing the investigation into the deaths of these 9 people who had apparently survived a plane crash (probably) in the jungles near Mexico but were then killed off pretty methodically. The show then turned back the clock by around 9 days when the aforementioned crash happened. The flight attendant, Beatriz, died almost instantly because she wasn’t strapped in. The passengers—Amy, Dan, Travis, Lisa, Zack, Kevin, Sonja, and Carlos—were mostly unscathed. The pilot, Octavio, had a punctured lung because a tree branch had gone through the cockpit’s windshield. Since Kevin was kind of a doctor, he managed to stabilize Octavio. However, in the dark of the night, somebody suffocated the pilot to death.

While Prime Video and MGM+ don’t always release a slew of movies and shows like other streaming platforms often do, the television shows they do offer have increasingly become some of the best out there. With the new season of Reacher currently available on Prime Video, subscribers don’t have to venture far for a quality series. March proves to be no different for both platforms.

With thrillers, police dramas, and epic fantasies, Prime Video and MGM+ have a stellar list of options arriving on their respective platforms in March. Whether viewers prefer something grounded in reality or would rather lose themselves in a world completely different from their own, both streaming services have something to offer. No matter what audiences are looking for, they’re bound to find a worthwhile show on Prime Video and MGM+.

'Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue' (Season 1) Stream on MGM...

The tension ratchets up a notch in the second episode of MGM+’s “Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue.” Following a harrowing plane crash, the survivors are not only battling the elements and dwindling resources, but also the growing suspicion that a killer walks among them. “Black Angels” explores the uneasy alliances formed in the face […]

Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue: Black Angels...

On Monday March 3 2025, MyNetworkTV broadcasts The Jennifer Hudson Show!

Season 3 Episode 123 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Jennifer Hudson Show” promises to be an exciting mix of entertainment and inspiration. Airing on MyNetworkTV, this episode features actor Eric McCormack, known for his role in the series “Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue.” Fans of McCormack can look forward to hearing about his latest projects and experiences in the entertainment industry.

In addition to the interview with McCormack, the episode highlights a heartwarming segment where local girls come together to help their community. They set up a lemonade stand, showcasing their entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to giving back. This part of the show is sure to resonate with viewers, as it emphasizes the importance of community involvement and teamwork.

Another standout feature of the episode is a demonstration by Gabriel George, a talented one-armed archer. He will showcase his impressive archery skills,...

Stranded in the jungle, the real danger isn’t the wilderness – it’s each other.

Nine bodies. Ten passports. One crashed plane. That’s the setup of “Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue,” the new MGM+ mystery thriller premiering Sunday, March 2, at 9 a.m. Et. I love a good murder mystery - whether it’s the playful twists of “Only Murders in the Building” or the dark, brooding intensity of “True Detective,” I can’t get enough. That’s why this one has me pumped. The series kicks off with a light aircraft crash in the Mexican jungle - miraculously, almost all the passengers survive. But as they fight the heat, the wild, and each other, they start dying in violent and mysterious ways. Don’t miss a moment of the mystery with a subscription to MGM+ through Prime Video.

How to watch ‘Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue’ When: Sunday,...

The MGM+ survival thriller Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue makes a pretty bold statement. By the title alone, viewers know most of the show's characters won't make it to the end. What does that mean to the actors playing the survivors of a plane crash? And did any of them know the identity of the murderer?

In an interview with Cbr, stars Siobhàn McSweeney (who plays Lisa) and Ólafur Darri Ólafsson (who portrays Lisa's husband Travis) spoke about what drew them to the miniseries from Alex Rider creator Anthony Horowitz. They spoke about the show's very unique filming experience and how it helped them. Plus, how much of a departure is this from their past roles in other hits like Derry Girls and Severance?

Cbr: What was it about Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue that initially excited you about the miniseries?

Ólafur Darri Ólafsson: First of all, the name.

MGM+’s Nine Bodies in A Mexican Morgue is a run-of-the-mill survival thriller centered around nine survivors who end up in the middle of nowhere. Eight passengers had boarded a flight at the Aurora International Airport in Guatemala headed to Houston, Texas, but before they could reach their destination, the pilot, Octavio Fuentes, lost his bearings due to a faulty Gps system. He tried to contact the authorities and sent numerous requests for immediate help, but no one responded. In the end, the plane ran out of fuel, and Octavio had to make an emergency landing in the Mexican tropical forest.

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The Bodies Arrive At The Morgue

The first episode of Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue begins with nine bodies arriving at the Mexican military camp in Los Trios. Lopez, an officer, informed his senior, Captain Gabriel Vega, that they’d found these dead bodies in a pit all lined up together.

Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, Season 1, conceived by Anthony Horowitz for MGM+, offers a fresh take on the murder mystery by inverting expectations—those who fall victim find themselves thrust into investigative roles.

The series sets its stage with a plane crash that leaves survivors in an isolated environment, forcing characters to confront both a physical catastrophe and internal conflicts. This reimagining of familiar crime narratives provides an opening that challenges standard formulas, creating a platform where every casualty may hide secrets waiting to be uncovered.

The series carries a measured, tension-laden atmosphere that slowly unfolds its layers of mystery. Its narrative, structured around strategic flashbacks and careful scene transitions, creates moments that invite viewers to reflect on deeper social themes.

The ensemble cast, drawn from varied backgrounds, contributes significantly to the depiction of modern societal issues, offering a window into contemporary discussions on representation.

Characters are crafted with distinct personal histories,...

Monday’s “Jennifer Hudson Show” offers an eclectic mix of guests, from a thriller TV star to philanthropic youngsters and an inspiring archer. First up, Eric McCormack, known for his comedic and dramatic roles, discusses his latest venture, the thriller series “Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue.” He’ll share insights into the show’s premise and what […]

The Jennifer Hudson Show: Eric McCormack, Gabriel George...

To help you anticipate and navigate all that television has to offer across broadcast, cable and streaming, TVLine offers daily, weekly and monthly What to Watch digests, as well as an overview of every new TV show premiering in 2025.

The TVLine-Up is now… What to Watch This Week! As always, you’ll find a comprehensive list of premieres, finales, original movies and specials — only now, new series and films are in bold, and each comes with a handy synopsis so you don’t need to look elsewhere to determine whether a title interests you. #TVLineCares

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MGM+ has announced the titles coming to the premium linear channel and streaming service in March. The MGM Plus Mach 2025 lineup includes the new series Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue and the films The Fire Inside and September 5.

MGM+, an Amazon company, is a premium linear channel and streaming service delivering a broad lineup of exclusive original series and docuseries, the latest movie releases, and classic film franchises—all available in the U.S. on TV, on-demand, online, and across devices.

MGM Plus March 2025 Schedule

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Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue

The series premieres on March 2 and new episodes follow every Sunday

Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue is a strikingly original and taut thriller series with a jaw-dropping reveal waiting at the end. A light aircraft with nine passengers crashes in the Mexican jungle and everyone survives.

But then, one after another, they begin to...

To help you anticipate and navigate all that television has to offer across broadcast, cable and streaming, TVLine offers daily, weekly and monthly What to Watch digests, as well as an overview of every new TV show premiering in 2025.

TVLine’s monthly streaming guide is now… What to Watch This Month! Below, you’ll find a comprehensive list of premieres, finales, original movies and specials across not only streaming, but broadcast and cable, too. Additionally, new TV shows and films are listed in bold, and each comes with a handy synopsis so you don’t need to look elsewhere to...

The following contains spoilers for Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue Season 1, Episode 1, "Dead Reckoning," which debuts Sunday, Mar. 2 on MGM+ .

Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue is a murder-mystery pure and simple. Created by best-selling author Anthony Horowitz for MGM+, it reverse engineers a crime fiction cliché by having the victims turn detective. Coming on like Lost in a South American rainforest, this opening episode starts by laying down some foundations. It gives nothing away to say that Nine Bodies plays a mean game of poker with the audience during that first hour. Conversations between the Mexican military manning this morgue are rife with unanswered questions. There are no body bags yet, and the idea of autopsies is a pipedream for another episode.

With an ensemble cast including Eric McCormack and David Ajala from Star Trek: Discovery, there is not a lot to work with, even after an hour.

Okay, the headline alone – “Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue” – is enough to grab my attention. It’s got that pulpy, slightly lurid quality that screams “guilty pleasure.” And then you add in the fact that it’s from Anthony Horowitz, the guy behind Magpie Murders and a bunch of other twisty, clever mysteries, and […]

“Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue”: MGM+’s Agatha Christie-esque in the Jungle Series...

Eric McCormack must find an unseen killer from among nine plane crash survivors in the Mexican jungle as, one by one, they face getting killed off in the official trailer for MGM+’s Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue.

“Let’s all assume the worst of each other, because that’s helpful,” McCormack’s character, Kevin, says sarcastically at one point in the trailer as he and his fellow passengers realize someone wants them all dead.

The MGM+ mystery series, to debut March 2, uses Agatha Christie’s Ten Little Indians trope where 10 strangers gather and start getting killed one by one by a killer who is assumed to be among them.

As the storyline for Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue unfolds in flashbacks, the plane crash survivors race to solve the deadly mystery before they, too, fall victim to the unseen killer. And Mexican soldiers who discovered the plane...

Today, premium network MGM+ released a first-look trailer and key art for the upcoming mystery Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, debuting on March 2, 2025, at 9:00 p.m. Est. Ten passports, nine bodies, one deadly secret. Who makes it out alive?

From Anthony Horowitz, the series debut features a star-studded international ensemble cast, including Emmy Award-winning actor Eric McCormack, Star Trek veteran David Ajala and Siobhán McSweeney.

Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue is an original and taut thriller series with a jaw-dropping reveal waiting at the end. A light aircraft with nine passengers crashes in the Mexican jungle – and everyone survives.

But then, one after another, they begin to die in strange and violent ways and very soon they begin to realize that, for some inexplicable reason, somebody wants them dead.

As the story unfolds in flashback, we meet the survivors as they fight against the heat, a shortage of supplies,...

Actor Deborah Ayorinde has signed with Range Media Partners.

The British-Nigerian actress most recently starred in the Lyric Hammersmith theater production of “Wedding Band,” directed by Monique Touko, which earned her a Stage Debut Award nomination for her performance. Set in the deep south of the U.S. in 1918 when interracial marriage was illegal, Julia (Ayorinde), a black seamstress, and Herman, a white baker, defy all odds with their secret love.

Up next, Ayorinde will star in the limited series “Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue” for MGM+, created and executive produced by Anthony Horowitz.

This past spring, Ayorinde led the second installment of Little Marvin’s limited anthology series for Prime Video, “Them: The Scare.” She also led the first installment “Them: Covenant,” which released in April 2021 and premiered at the SXSW, where it won an audience award for “Best Episodic Premiere.” The series explores terror in America with...

Sony Pictures Television (Spt) has revealed an increased investment in Eleventh Hour Films (Ehf), taking a majority stake in the U.K.-based production company. This move makes Ehf the fourth majority-owned, U.K.-based scripted drama company in Spt’s International Production group, joining Left Bank Pictures, Bad Wolf and Eleven.

The investment follows a period of growth for Ehf, which has secured multiple commissions and recommissions. Spt aims to bolster Ehf’s strategic growth and strengthen collaborative ties.

Ehf, founded in 2010, has produced several popular dramas, including “Magpie Murders” and its upcoming sequel “Moonflower Murders,” both based on novels by Anthony Horowitz, for PBS Masterpiece and the BBC. Other productions include a new adaptation of the “Rebus” crime novels for the BBC, “The Killing Kind” for Paramount+ U.K. and Hulu, and three seasons of the spy series “Alex Rider.” Ehf is also set to produce an upcoming original mystery thriller,...

Sony Pictures Television (Spt) is maintaining its focus on British TV drama with another big acquisition deal.

The studio has upped its minority shareholding in Alex Rider producer Eleventh Hour Films to a majority stake. Sony had first invested in the British indie in 2018.

Financial terms of the deal weren’t disclosed.

Eleventh Hour will sit alongside fellow UK drama producers Left Bank, Bad Wolf and Eleven in the Spt stable. Along with the shareholder changes, company founder Jill Green will move from her CEO role to become a creative executive producer. She will remain chair, and Eve Gutierrez and Paula Cuddy will become co-CEOs.

According to documents on Companies House, before today’s transaction Spt controlled 22.7% of the shares, with Green owning 43.2%, Gutierrez 14.4%, Cuddy 5.3% and Eleventh Hour Films as an entity the remaining 14.3%. It’s not immediately clear how much Sony will own under the new structure. The studio...

Prolific author Anthony Horowitz has scripted mystery drama Nine Bodies In A Mexican Morgue, here are the details.

Anthony Horowitz is perhaps best known for creating the Alex Rider franchise, which so far comprises fourteen novels, seven short stories, a critically maligned 2006 film and a popular television drama on Amazon Prime, the third and final series of which aired last month. He has also written many standalone novels and the terrific Horowitz Horror books of horror stories for older children.

However, he is just as prolific writing for the screen, creating the brilliant time travel drama Crime Traveller, which starred Michael French and Red Dwarf star Chloe Annett, ITV drama Foyle’s War and the television adaptation of his novel Magpie Murders.

His latest series is Nine Bodies In A Mexican Morgue, which has been acquired by the BBC. The synopsis reads as follows:

A plane carrying a small group of passengers,...

Luke Macfarlane isn’t the only Amish stud at Lifetime: Ryan McPartlin (Chuck, L.A.’s Finest) will star in and executive-produce the cabler’s Ripped from the Headlines movie Amish Affair, premiering Saturday, July 6 at 8/7c.

In the film, “Hannah (played by Upload’s Mackenize Cardwell) moves in with a charismatic Amish leader, Aaron (McPartlin), to help with his ailing wife,” reads the official synopsis. “Seeking refuge after leaving her Amish community, Hannah is grateful to Aaron and his wife for opening their home to her and giving her work but as she tends to her household chores,...

Exclusive: Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, MGM+’s upcoming original mystery thriller series, created and executive produced by Anthony Horowitz (Magpie Murders), has set its full ensemble cast. Also it was announced today that BBC has acquired the series, which is currently shooting in the Canary Islands.

In addition to previously announced Eric McCormack, the ensemble cast includes David Ajala (Star Trek: Discovery) as Zack; Lydia Wilson (The Swarm) as Sonja; Peter Gadiot (Yellowjackets) as Carlos; Siobhán McSweeney (Derry Girls) as Lisa; Ólafur Darri Ólafsson (The Tourist) as Travis; Adam Long (Happy Valley) as Dan, and Jan Le (The Capture) as Amy.

Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue revolves around a plane carrying a small group of passengers, crew and pilot, that crashes in the Mexican jungle. All the bodies are recovered and placed in a morgue, but it turns out that only one of them died in the crash.

Exclusive: Nina Lederman, Sony Pictures Television’s global scripted boss, is exiting amid the slowdown.

Veteran TV exec Lederman is leaving in June after six years heading up global scripted development and programing for Spt, with the group understood to be pivoting focus to the core businesses of local international production.

Based in LA, Lederman joined Spt in 2018 to head the global scripted team, working closely with indies in the UK and Australia such as The Crown producer Left Bank, His Dark Materials maker Bad Wolf and Artful Dodger indie Curio Media. As EVP, Global Scripted Development, she worked on development, U.S. pre-sales and international co-productions, with credits including Netflix hit My Life with the Walter Boys and MGM+’s Nine Bodies In A Mexican Morgue.

Lederman will leave in June. Her role is being eliminated and responsibilities being reallocated within the group, we understand, and no others are leaving.

Exclusive: MGM+ has given the green light to Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue. Eric McCormack is the first actor cast in the mystery thriller, playing one of the leads in the six-part ensemble limited series written, created and executive produced by Anthony Horowitz (Magpie Murders) and produced by Eleventh Hour Films, a Sony Pictures Television-backed company.

Spt will distribute worldwide the series, which also will have a British broadcast partner.

Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue follows the tale of nine strangers who find themselves lost in a remote Mexican jungle after their small plane traveling from Guatemala to the U.S. crashes. One by one, the survivors are murdered, leaving the remaining passengers to solve the terrifying mystery before they too fall victim to the killer.

McCormack will play Kevin, a former doctor who has been purchasing medical supplies in Guatemala. Casting continues, with...