Netflix's horror series Marianne has been cancelled after just one season
The horror series followed a young French novelist who learns that her terrifying literary creations live in the real world
Netflix's French-language horror series Marianne has been cancelled after just one season, despite positive reviews from both critics and horror-maestro Stephen King himself.
The series followed Emma (Victoire Du Bois), a French horror novelist who begins to realise that the frightening characters she writes about are also in the real world.
Series creator Samuel Bodin announced the news on Instagram, posting a still from the series and captioning it: "There won’t be a second season for MARIANNE. We are very sorry and sad about that. But we will see you in other stories..."
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Stephen King, whose books include Carrie, The Shining, and It, previously tweeted praise for the series, informing his followers:“If you’re one of those sickos–like me–who enjoys being scared, MARIANNE (Netflix) will do the job. There are glints of humor that give it a STRANGER THINGS vibe. It also has (I say it with all due modesty) a Stephen King vibe.”
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You can watch the first (and only) series of Marianne on Netflix.
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