‘True Detective’ Season 3 Trailer Released with Mahershala Ali

HBO on Sunday revealed the first footage from True Detective Season 3, which is set to launch in January 2019. The anthology series has been away for a few years and it's not really a mystery as to why that ended up being the case. Visually it resembles the murky, moody aesthetic of the show's first season, which starred Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as detectives investigating a murder in a limpid, dishevelled Louisiana.

The first promo for True Detective Season 3 is finally here. The minute-long teaser aired before the finale of the miniseries "Sharp Objects". It's very atmospheric and incredibly ominous.

Can Mahershala Ali bring True Detective back? This time round, he's also slated to direct. Beyond that, it's just interesting glimpses and mysterious imagery. Your guess is as good as mine as we try to decipher what is going on in this short, yet intriguing look at the series that ends with Ali saying: "I want to know the whole story". We're guessing he's not the only one.

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A still from True Detective season three/Image from YouTube. Unfortunately, the series took a nosedive with the Rachel McAdams-led second season, falling into the sophomore slump and failing to live up to sky-high expectations. He will also be sharing the writing credit on the fourth episode with Deadwood creator David Milch.

Season three will be helmed in part by up-and-coming director Jeremy Saulnier (Blue Ruin, Green Room), whose new film Hold the Dark is coming to Netflix soon.