The Postcard Killings (2020)

For detective Jacob Kanon (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), he's convinced his days of chasing bad guys is winding down as he's in the twilight of his career as a copper.  For this dashing dad though, he's dragged back into the world of murder in the worst way imaginable as his daughter and her brand new hubby are brutally murdered on their honeymoon in London!  Hell hath no fury like a dad getting revenge for his murdered daughter, but it's exceptionally strong when he's a skilled detective who can see the ins and outs of the investigation like no one tracking the killers can.  As he jet sets to London to try and help the police trying to figure out the grisly murder of his family, more couples end up getting killed and posed in creative ways in a few other cities in Europe...  dead couples in Madrid, Brussels, Stockholm all seemingly have the same M.O., being posed in the exact same poses as famous classical works of art.  So Jacob decides to partner up with a Scandinavian Journalist and art enthusiast to help him jump around the world and track whoever is responsible for what is now called, The Postcard Killings.  These two and the rest of the world's cops are hot on the tail of multiple leads all around the continent, but it's a pair of backpackers that seem to be a little too familiar with something that raises the hairs on Jacob's neck a bit and he's definitely going to dig a little deeper!  While there is some unfortunate nudity of posed dead bodies in this thriller, it's really only Ruaiui O'Connor who gives us the warm sexiness of some living shirtlessness!