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Monster Season 4: Lizzie Borden's Secret Hinted?
19 Sep
Summary
- Showrunner Ian Brennan denies Lizzie Borden hinted at future subjects.
- Past seasons included unacknowledged Easter eggs for future stories.
- Evan Peters found playing Dahmer mentally taxing and sought lighter roles.
The showrunner for Netflix's 'Monster' series, Ian Brennan, has clarified that the latest season, which spotlighted Lizzie Borden, does not contain any hints about future subjects for the true-crime anthology. Brennan acknowledged that in the past, subtle nods to future storylines were sometimes included unintentionally, stemming from the continuous exploration of these dark subjects.
Brennan discussed the unusual emotional connection that develops with the individuals portrayed throughout the show's production. He noted that while Dahmer was a troubled figure, he was not a sadist like John Wayne Gacy, who was also referenced in the series.
Evan Peters, who received critical acclaim for his portrayal of Jeffrey Dahmer, including a Golden Globe and an Emmy nomination, shared that the intense role significantly impacted his mental health. Peters indicated a desire to take a break from dark characters and pursue more mundane roles to achieve a better work-life balance.
Season 2, which focused on the Menendez brothers, also garnered attention, with Erik Menendez criticizing the portrayal. However, the series has continued to explore notorious true crime cases, with subsequent seasons featuring figures like Ed Gein and Lizzie Borden.
