Dahmer renewed for a second season, but Evan Peters won’t be there

It’s a home renovation day Netflix. After the great success of Dahmer, the platform with the big red ‘year’ has decided to renew the series of “Monsters” directed by Ryan Murphy for a second season. Obviously, being an anthology path, Evan Peters won’t be reprising Dahmer’s character, but Ryan Murphy’s series will focus on another great American “monster”. It’s the second announcement on the platform, and in particular, one of Ryan Murphy’s ongoing projects: The Watcher has also been renewed for a second season.

Dahmer’s numbers

Dahmer’s numbers are incredible. The series, starring Evan Peters as the infamous serial killer, has become Netflix’s second most-watched English-language series. In addition, it is the third best ever in the first four weeks. According to the platform, Dahmer reached 934 million hours viewed on November 1 – only Stranger Things 4 and Squid Game managed to do better.

Evan Peters as Jeffery Dahmer

How Much Dahmer Worth: Ryan Murphy Paid $300 Million In 5 Years

It can be said that Ryan Murphy is the true spearhead of Netflix, at this time of serious recession. This is also why the platform wanted to guarantee a future for its products – Dahmer and The Watcher – above all because of the multi-million deal in force: a five-year contract for 300 million dollars. That’s what Ryan Murphy gets from Netflix. His is an empire, now consolidated, but born through the most important anthology series of the last 10 years: American Horror Story and American Crime Story, among all, distributed by FX, included in Disney libraries. His is also procedural “911”.

When season 2 comes out on Netflix

The second season of “Monsters,” which after Dahmer will focus on another major serial killer, has yet to be scheduled for the set. Most likely, the TV series release date will be scheduled for 2024.