Skincare, a vanity thriller starring Elizabeth Banks, explores the repercussions of a hacked email account on a skincare business. Lewis Pullman praises Elizabeth Banks' performance as Hope Goldman and credits director Austin Peters for a compelling narrative. Pullman's character, Jordan, a life coach in the film, allowed him to stretch new creative muscles.

Directed by Austin Peters and co-written with Sam Freilich and Deering Regan, Skincare, is currently available to see in theaters. The vanity thriller stars Elizabeth Banks as Hope Goldman, an aesthetician willing to do whatever it takes to grow her skincare business. In a world that revolves around social media, Hope struggles to salvage the company's image after a hacker sends an obscene email to her clients. When Hope grows suspicious of a facialist who recently opened a boutique across the street, she enlists the help of Lewis Pullman's character, Jordan.

Pullman was excited to work with Banks,...