hideo was the killer in season 2 of slasher.
in season 2 of slasher who is the killer?
hideo
bullet::::- paul cuneo as carl (season 1)





























bullet::::- sebastian greco as caleb (season 1)





























bullet::::- britt rentschler as melissa (season 1)





























bullet::::- samuel vielma as marco (season 1)





























bullet::::- jonathan d. williams as paul (season 1)





























bullet::::- jeff blumenkrantz as lars (season 2)





























bullet::::- teddy canez as conrad (season 2)





























bullet::::- donshea hopkins as chase (season 2)





























bullet::::- marceline hugot as judith (season 2)





























bullet::::- catrina ganey as judge (season 2)





























bullet::::- meredith henderhan as stenographer (season 2)





























bullet::::- saverio guerra as paddy greenberg (season 2)





























bullet::::- paloma guzman as carlita (season 2)





























bullet::::- perry yung as zhi (season 2)
the detour (tv series)
martin aims to tell "a modern-day monster story" in "slasher", combining three of his favorite genres: the contemporary murder mystery (à la "broadchurch"), the works of agatha christie, one of martin's favorite crime writers, and the classic slasher films which he grew up with. in terms of the latter, martin has specifically cited the influences of "halloween" and "it follows" in "slasher"s use of a mysterious singular embodiment that is responsible for a series of killings. not wanting to have the show's killer be "a mythological creature" (as he feels the killers in most slasher films do not have much mystery surrounding them), martin also uses elements of the traditional whodunit in "slasher": the characters, many of whom have mysterious backgrounds and their own reasons for possibly being the killer are featured, explored, and eliminated from consideration, one by one either through death or the natural deductive process, until the "all too human" killer and their motivations are revealed.
slasher (tv series)