Brittany Snow and Malin Akerman in 'The Hunting Wives.' Netflix Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Logo text Fans of The Hunting Wives, be prepared to feel all the emotions in the highly anticipated second season. Brittany Snow, who plays Sophie O'Neil in the Rebecca Cutter-created Netflix show, recently teased to Entertainment Tonight at the 2026 Golden Globes that there's a "wild" death in the forthcoming season, which also stars Malin Akerman as Margo Banks. "Wild. Every script is a new adventure. They said that we couldn't top last year and somehow I think we are doing it," the actress shared. "I'm surprised. And I even knew what was coming a little bit. So I think people are going to be very shocked, I think people are going to be angry. I think people are going to be surprised and excited." Related Stories TV Megyn Kelly Slams Amy Poehler After Golden Globes Best Podcast Win: "Embarrassing and Disrespectful" TV 'Heated Rivalry' Costume Designer Talks Creating Style for Steamy Gay Hockey Drama: "It's a Little Bit Queer Coded" "I don't know if that's a good or bad thing to say, but definitely people should watch," she added. Filming for The Hunting Wives season two is currently underway. Season one, based on May Cobb's bestselling novel of the same name, follows Sophie as she and her family move from Boston to a small town in Texas. She quickly grows close - maybe too close - to a socialite, Margo, and becomes consumed by obsession, seduction and murder. When Snow was asked for her craziest reaction when she first read the season two script, the actress responded, "I stood up on my couch. Someone dies. I won't tell you who. That is a wild play. Wild behavior." And if fans thought The Hunting Wives couldn't get more scandalous, Snow teased elsewhere on the Globes red carpet that season two will also include "more steamy" scenes. "We've filmed some scenes, we played some Reneé Rapp. We got into a groove," she told Justin Sylvester on Live from E!. "A lot of things happen this season that are very shocking. It's gonna leave people very angry, but in a sexy way." THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Podcasts Megyn Kelly Slams Amy Poehler After Golden Globes Best Podcast Win: "Embarrassing and Disrespectful" Live Feed 'Heated Rivalry' Costume Designer Talks Creating Style for Steamy Gay Hockey Drama: "It's a Little Bit Queer Coded" Live Feed 5 Things We Learned From the 'Stranger Things 5' Documentary Live Feed NBC Pulls 'SVU' Episode With Timothy Busfield in Wake of Abuse Allegations Ricky Kirshner Golden Globes Producers on Song Choices, Color Commentary and That CBS News Joke Live Feed 'Landman' Star Paulina Chávez on Filming Sexual Assault Scene: "I Allowed Myself to Be Terrified" Podcasts Megyn Kelly Slams Amy Poehler After Golden Globes Best Podcast Win: "Embarrassing and Disrespectful" Live Feed 'Heated Rivalry' Costume Designer Talks Creating Style for Steamy Gay Hockey Drama: "It's a Little Bit Queer Coded" Live Feed 5 Things We Learned From the 'Stranger Things 5' Documentary Live Feed NBC Pulls 'SVU' Episode With Timothy Busfield in Wake of Abuse Allegations Ricky Kirshner Golden Globes Producers on Song Choices, Color Commentary and That CBS News Joke Live Feed 'Landman' Star Paulina Chávez on Filming Sexual Assault Scene: "I Allowed Myself to Be Terrified"