It’s so exciting that we’re finally at the point where it’s coming out. We obviously had to go through COVID and it took us awhile to resume shooting and get everything done and made. We’re just excited to have the audience finally see it.

We went deeper into the characters, deeper into the mythology, deeper into the jeopardy, and deeper into the manipulations that are part of the conflict between our characters and these demons that unwittingly have been unleashed. It’s a little darker and it’s a little more mature. What are you most excited about fans getting to see with Season 2?ĬARLTON CUSE: (Co-showrunner) Meredith and I set out to make Season 2 better than Season 1, and we believe we succeeded. During a virtual press junket for Season 2, Collider got the opportunity to chat with Cuse and Averill about their goal of making the new season better than the last, going deeper into the characters and the mythology, their process for figuring out what story points they wanted to explore, what they learned from the first season that they carried over to the second season, their personal favorite visual moments, and how Season 3 (which they’ve already shot) will compare.Ĭollider: The first season came out in early 2020, and now the second season is out in late 2021, so it’s been quite a bit of time that fans have been waiting for the show to return.

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