Setting Horror TV Series of Samuel Bodin 2019 "Marianna" is delicious fun. A horror author named Emma Larsimon (Victoria Du Bois) has just killed the main character of her series of horror novels based on witches, happy to retire the series. Strangely, one of Emma's friends, Carolina, calls and explains that her older mother has experienced to believe that she owns Marianne, a witch from Emma's books. Indeed, Carolina takes her own life (in public) after talking about how Emma's parents would be taken from Marianne. When Emma returned to her hometown, her parents soon attacked her assistant Camille (Lucy Bujena) before walking into the woods bare, bloody runes carved in their faces.

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And that's only in the first episode. The rest of the eight episode series takes place mostly in Emma's hometown, while she returns to her youth and solves personal mysteries. Emma seems to have had Marianne nightmares from a child. She unites with her gang of old high school students, especially Sebi (Ralph Amusu), her teen crush. Although Sebi is married to a child, Emma eventually has a one -powered stand with him. However, there is a twist: Sebi was sleeping with actually a demon in masking. Season 1 ends with Emma realizing that she is pregnant and that the child may not be entirely human.

Unfortunately, "Marianne" was canceled after a short run in 2019, so the audience never saw that demonic pregnancy as a game, or how Emma handled it. Also, according to some fans, they left the relationship between Emma and Camille unsolved, given their intense chemistry and romantic tension. As early as 2020, Bodin appeared on the podcast "Phantom limbs" (manually prescribed by bloody disgusting), And he talked a little about what he would like to look like "Marianne" for the second season.

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Fans will not be disappointed when they learned that Bodin is openly planning an unequivocal romance with Camille and Emma. Bodin said the central theme of the first season is friendship, as much of the story was dedicated to Emma again revealing his roots and reconnecting with high school friends. The second season will expand that topic in Ubov. The story, Bodin said, will follow Emma while they are for Inuubi in an elegant, older woman. However, this older woman will start using Emma in a way that Bodin does not specify. Camille would then have to go ahead and save Emma from foul treatment of this woman, revealing that the two younger women were for love -led all the time.

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Bodin also said he would dig out the small town in favor of the big city and would no longer be for children. It would resist King Steven "it" vibrates from the first season. As for pregnancy, Bodin wanted to return a little, describing the anticipated second season opening thus:

"The second season begins with Emma, ​​nine months after the end of her first season. Emma is not pregnant. She has a normal stomach. In her bath, she has a lot of pregnancy tests - all the negatives. At the end of the first season, the test was positive. But after this, she had no positive test.

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Bodin explains that Sebi was indeed a demon, but that the baby from season 2 would be Marianne's more manifestation. After all, it is a type of baby of Marianne.

The main topic of the second season will also explore Emma's flag talents as a writer. Emma is afraid of losing her writing knife and even trying to resurrect the protagonist he had previously killed, just to find the inspiration that is not coming. Perhaps these were her demons and nightmares that inspired her, and with her personal demon, Mariana, now defeated, Emma no longer had to use her art as a tool to tackle. Good mental health, Emma discovered, and hurt her work. As Bodin said:

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"Her publisher Tells says she's not good. In the first season, it's easy to write, but because she may have something about Mariana in that. Something Marianne Gives gives, in a way. So, now Marianne is not here to write, and Emma struggles with it. She will realize" Oh my God, I don't know how to write. " That's a problem. 'I could have written in the past because I owned it, in a way. So, in my mind, I really wanted to make sequences with voice voice as in the first season, but with bad (writing). "

What would be funny. Bodin said that by the end of the second season, Emma would find her muse again, only this time, in a completely different style.

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Unfortunately, "Marianne" was canceled immediately after a short run (Something Netflix makes a lot), and Season 2 seems not to the cards. At the very least, we know that Bodin was thinking about it. And if the money arises, it may see the light of day still. In 2023, Bodin directed the film "Cobweb".