Black Summer is returning for season 2 on Netflix in 2021. While during the majority of 2020 the show has been not able to get underway with production that all changed in September 2020. Here is the latest on the upcoming second season of Netflix’s zombie epic including filming dates, release dates, and also what we could expect from the story.
Black Summer is a Netflix Original zombie-thriller series created by Karl Schaefer and John Hyams. Set in precisely the same universe of Z-Nation, the series is branded as a prequel to the dear crazy zombie series but it’s more of a spiritual successor than anything else. Taking a more nuanced, with a romantic and darker tone in contrast to that of its companion series.
Establish years ahead of the events of Z-Nation, during the darkest days of the zombie apocalypse, a mommy unites with a bunch of strangers to help locate her missing daughter and their nearest and dearest. Although it has some spiritual connections to Z-Nation it’s set on a very distinct timeline from the Syfy series that stays canceled to this day.
The release date of Black Summer hasn’t been confirmed yet. The show is expected to be released in the latter part of the calendar year, and if not this year then definitely at the beginning of next.
The celebrities will be back! For Black Summer fans, one of the big things to anticipate in Season two is that the series is slated to present its principal cast members. We have Jaimy King, who portrays Rose, Justin Chu Cary, who plays Julius James, Sal Velez Jr, who plays William Velez, Kelsey Flower playing with Lance, and Christina Lee, that attracts Kyungsun to life in this sequence. Also playing Barbara Watson is Walsh; Edison Morales plays Manny, and Erika Hau is Carmen. Aside from the main cast members who would continue to reprise their roles, other actors have also been added to Black Summer’s much-awaited Season two.
The show is all about the function which happened in Z country, which would be the darkest days of a zombie apocalypse. In that, a mother unites a group of strangers to help them locate her lost daughter as well as their nearest and dearest, and afterward, they realize that all this has a religious connection to Z nation.
Netflix has given a formal nod to the show. Kylie Newman announced that Jaime is all set to produce the new season.