The Book Club Murders, a gripping thriller filmed in Northern Minnesota, is now available for streaming on Netflix as of October 1, 2025.

Directed by Logan Giese, the film follows Natalie Johnston (played by Brittany Underwood) as she joins a local book club in an attempt to rebuild her life after a devastating fire and personal loss.

The story takes a dark turn when the club's members receive anonymous letters exposing their deepest secrets, leading to a series of mysterious deaths.

When a letter falsely accuses Natalie's 15-year-old daughter, Gwen (portrayed by Eva Igo), of a heinous crime, Natalie is thrust into a desperate quest to unmask the sender and protect her family.

The film's production showcases the scenic beauty of Northern Minnesota, with principal photography taking place in Duluth and Hermantown, as well as at the Back Forty Bookstore in Two Harbors.

These locations provide an authentic backdrop that enhances the film's suspenseful atmosphere.

In addition to Underwood and Igo, the cast features Aaron Goehle as Tony Chandler, Ainsley Burch as Wendy Novak, and Mike Bredon as Detective Chandler.

The production heavily relied on Minnesota talent, both in front of and behind the camera, highlighting the state's vibrant arts community.

Originally premiering on the Lifetime Movie Network on October 3, 2024, The Book Club Murders has now found a broader audience through its Netflix release.

For residents of the Brainerd Lakes Area, the film offers a unique opportunity to see familiar landscapes on screen and support local filmmakers.

The movie's themes of small-town secrets and community dynamics are likely to resonate with viewers, especially those involved in local book clubs.

As the film delves into the complexities of human relationships and the hidden facets of seemingly peaceful communities, it serves as a compelling conversation starter about trust, betrayal, and the power of literature to bring people together.

Don't miss this Minnesota-made thriller that brings suspense and intrigue to the heart of the North Star State.