Brandon Sklenar, the Yellowstone actor who has become a major star through hits like It Ends with Us and The Housemaid, also starred in the Hitchcockian thriller Drop, which is now moving to a new streaming home. Directed by Christopher Landon and led by Meghann Fahy, the film premiered at South by Southwest before its theatrical release via Universal, and it matters as another example of Sklenar's rapid rise alongside Taylor Sheridan's broader shift towards Western storytelling.

Drop follows a widowed mother whose first date in years turns frightening when she is bombarded with anonymous threatening messages during dinner, leaving her unsure whether her date is responsible. The film holds an 83% critics' score and 79% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, grossing nearly $30 million against an $11 million budget, and has been favourably compared to the poorly received Gal Gadot thriller The Runner. It arrives on Peacock from 11 September, ahead of Sklenar's upcoming projects: a modern-day Western with other Yellowstone alumni and Sheridan's action-thriller F.A.S.T.