EPISODE · Jan 9, 2026 · 4 MIN
Melissa Roxburgh on Hunting Serial Killers and Season Two of Her Thriller Series
from The Neil Haley Show · host Neil Haley
Actress Melissa Roxburgh joins The Neil Haley Show to discuss the highly anticipated second season of her gripping thriller series about hunting serial killers who are secretly imprisoned rather than executed. Melissa reveals what makes the show so binge-worthy—the perfect balance of gore, personal drama, and edge-of-your-seat suspense, with each episode containing its own subplots while building toward bigger revelations. She discusses the major cliffhangers from season one that get resolved, including what happens to the poisoned character Odell and the shocking discovery that Lazarus herself was a serial killer, evidenced by a barcode found on the bottom of her foot. The actress shares her genuine fascination with criminology, explaining how she once considered becoming a criminologist before finding a way to scratch that itch through acting in crime dramas.Beyond the show's intense subject matter, Melissa opens up about the incredible cast chemistry that makes coming to work feel like hanging out with a big friend group. She describes how the ensemble has developed an intuitive understanding of each other—knowing when someone needs space to sleep or a hug on a tough day, and regularly spending time together off set. Melissa also reflects on her transition from the long-running series Manifest to this new project, discussing how the "weirder and wackier" serial killers this season offer true crime and murder podcast fans exactly what they're looking for. With criminology courses under her belt and a deep interest in understanding the minds of killers, Melissa brings genuine passion to her role in a show that asks the provocative question: what if there really is a secret place where captured serial killers are kept alive?
Embed this episode
NOW PLAYING
Melissa Roxburgh on Hunting Serial Killers and Season Two of Her Thriller Series
No transcript for this episode yet
Similar Episodes
No similar episodes found.
Similar Podcasts
No similar podcasts found.