Monster Season 4: Key Information
– Not yet officially confirmed by Netflix
– will follow the story of Lizzie Borden
– Brand new crew expected
– No official trailer released yet
– No news about future seasons
Monster Season 4 comes, although the news is not yet officially confirmed. True Crime Anthology Series has become a record breaker for Netflix, one of the best streaming services when Season 1 reached a billion hours of viewing in its first 60 days. Monster To be one of only four series that has achieved this.
It is not surprising that all focus is currently on the upcoming Season 3, which allegedly falls on the streamer in October. Season 3 will focus on Ed Gein’s story, played by Charlie Hunnam. But there is still plenty to say about season 4. Like how it will turn attention to Lizzie Borden – a completely different story with the show’s first female lead.
So here is what we know so far about the next (next) rate of Monster From the potential release date, possible role crews, news, rumors and more.
Monster Season 4: Is there a release date?
No, there is not a release date for Monster Season 4 just yet, but that’s not surprising as Season 3 is not streaming on Netflix yet.
But according to what’s on Netflix?, Creator Ryan Murphy revealed that Season 3 is intended to fall in October.
And for Monster Season 4 confirmed Variety (though Netflix has not yet) that it is “already in the works” and “is currently preparing for a potential autumn shot”.
With seasons 1 and 2 released in September, season 3 with a suspected October release date, I would predict that we will not see season 4 before September/October 2026.
Monster Season 4: Has a trailer been released?
There is no Monster Season 4 trailer to share yet, and that’s because movie shooting hasn’t even started. As production was joined in the fall, I would expect that we will not see a trailer until the end of 2026 in line with the predicted release date.
Monster season 4: predicted role crew
With each season of the anthology series after another genuine crime story, the role crew is always brand new. So when it comes to predicting Monster Season 4 Role Crew, it’s almost impossible.
What we know is that each season of Monster So far has contributing big names in the lead roles. For season 1, Evan Peters was Jeffrey Dahmer. In Season 2, the Menendez brothers were played by Cooper Koch and Nicholas Alexander Chavez.
And as confirmed by Tudum, season 3 will watch Charlie Hunnam play Ed Gein with supportive role crew Laurie Metcalf, Tom Hollander and Olivia Williams.
Before Monster Season 4 will then be a female lead to play Lizzie Borden. But who it is we will have to wait and see. I will be sure to update here as soon as I hear more about the casting for this season.
Monster Season 4: Story Synopsis and Rumors
Full spoilers to Monster Seasons 1 to 3 to follow.
Netflix’s Monster Showing real crime stories with each season after another matter. For season 1 it was Jeffrey Dahmer. For Season 2, Lyle and Erik Menendez. And for the upcoming season 3, Ed Gein.
And it has already been revealed Monster Season 4 tells the story of Lizzie Borden. However, her life and crimes are slightly different from the three seasons that came before. As the first female lead Lizzie Borden was actually tried and acquitted To the ax murder of her father and stepmother in 1892.
Now, if you haven’t heard of Lizzie Borden before, a quick internet search will undoubtedly give you all the information you need, and thus plot of Monster Season 4. But in the interest of not ruining the whole season, I will not go into depth with all the details here.
This is not the first time Lizzie’s story has been told, which is not entirely surprising considering how productive it was for its time. There is 2015’s Lizzie Borden ChroniclesThere Christina Ricci saw in the titular role. Or, 2018’s Lizzie with Chloë Sevigny.
Before Monster Season 4 is a true crime that retells the story, I can imagine it will be as tense and exciting as the seasons that came before it.
Will there be more seasons of monster?
There are a few reasons why it is difficult to speculate on future seasons of MonsterNamely, the season 3’s release date has not yet been confirmed, and secondly, while Season 4 is reportedly happening, there has actually been no official word from Netflix … yet.
So with this in mind it seems unlikely that we will hear about future seasons of Monster anytime soon. But as such a resounding success on the streaming platform and with an abundance of productive genuine crime stories left to tell, there is always hope that it Monster Will continue for many more seasons in the future.
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