Monsterland season 2: Everythings we know so far

Monsterland season 2 Updates: We are back with the review of again another creepy movie to celebrate the season. Monsterland is one of the series which can very well fulfill its purpose.

Mary Laws has created this series, basing on the short story collection North American Lake Monsters, Stories by Nathan Ballingrud. Monsterland, a total of 8 episodes season has marked its presence on Hulu yesterday, which is 2nd October 2020, itself.

Monsterland season 2: Everything fans should know

Speaking about the arrival of the second season of Monsterland, we cannot yet stamp the date. Since the release of its first season on 2nd October 2020, there have not been any further confirmations to that effect yet.

However, we cannot definitely expect a renewed version of this series. Hulu will direct a thumbs up only after taking a close look at the response of the first season.

Taking a look at the cast, we have some famous stars on board :

• Kelly Marie Tran of (Star Wars: The Last Jedi) and
• Taylor Schilling of (Orange Is the New Black)

Thus we can get a rough idea that with such renowned actors onboard and a freaky storyline, it is going to rock the remaining months of 2020.

Since the launch of Monsterland, the excited fans and viewers have taken to Twitter, to express their emotions. Viewers have commented on the music of the series to be “emotional”.

According to them, santaolallaok is one of the best composers and the music of monsterland did touch their soul. Some others are of the opinion that they have not seen such a series before which dissects through the screen as well infiltrate through the hearts of the viewers. Others succumb to the fact the first episode of the season was a great heart trapper for the viewers who can feel it’s worth it. 

Getting such kind of heartwarming responses from the overly excited fans and viewers, further expand our hopes for the renewal of the next season of this series. So let us just go jittery in fear with the present season while the next one gets ready to hit the coast.