Parker Posey leads a new celebrity competition where trust can vanish with one decision. The Mob trailer introduces a mafia-inspired game filled with shifting alliances, secret plans, and high-stakes eliminations. Like The Traitors, it builds tension around deception and shifting loyalties.
The Hulu reality series brings 12 celebrities to a lavish Italian villa to compete for up to $250,000. The cast includes The Sopranos star Aida Turturro, Dancing with the Stars judge Bruno Tonioli, Joe Gorga, Willam Belli, and Demi Engemann.
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What happens in The Mob Trailer?
The trailer opens with a voiceover saying, “In this family, when we need to make our problems go away, we make sure they really go away.” Posey then announces, “Let the games begin,” as vintage cars bring the contestants to their villa. She describes the competition as a game of power where loyalty and trust determine who survives.
The players must complete mob movie-inspired challenges called jobs, while choosing a Don to lead their family. The Don controls how the prize money is distributed and decides who gets eliminated. However, the position comes with a risk, as the other players can secretly pledge loyalty to someone new and overthrow their leader.
The trailer also shows contestants revealing their strategies and questioning one another’s honesty. One player says, “I’m here to win this thing. I’m going to cheat, manipulate, gaslight, and lie.” Engemann jokes that her past reality TV drama has prepared her for the competition, while Joe Gorga declares, “This is war.”
As alliances begin to break, the footage features arguments, tears, and accusations of betrayal. A montage shows contestants kissing the Don’s ring, while RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Willam Belli adds a comic twist by licking someone’s fingers. Posey ends the trailer with a sign-off, “Now if you’ll excuse me, it’s time for Mama’s bubble bath,” and walks away.
The Mob premieres October 26, 2026, on Hulu, with availability through Hulu on Disney+ for eligible subscribers and on Disney+ internationally.
Originally reported on ComingSoon.
