30 Coins Season 2 Trailer Confirms Return of Max Horror Series

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30 Coins Season 2 Trailer Confirms Return of Max Horror Series

The trailer for 30 Coins Season 2 confirms Max’s horror series will return in October. The upcoming eight-episode season will air on HBO, in addition to being available to stream on Max.

Check out the 30 Coins Season 2 trailer below:

What Is 30 Coins About?

The series “follows Father Vergara (Eduard Fernández), an exorcist, sent away by the church, to become the local priest of Pedraza, a remote town in Spain,” according to the official synopsis. “When inexplicable terror begins to plague the idyllic community, the local vet Elena (Megan Montaner), and the town’s mayor, Paco (Miguel Ángel Silvestre), form an unlikely alliance to understand the source of the strange and demonic events.”

The logline for 30 Coins Season 2 reads: “Most residents of Pedraza, a remote town in Spain plagued by inexplicable, demonic events, have lost their minds and are confined to a psychiatric hospital. Elena (Megan Montaner) lies comatose in a Madrid hospital bed; Paco (Miguel Ángel Silvestre), shattered by remorse, tries to take care of her. As horror intensifies around them, our group of heroes must face a mysterious new enemy (Paul Giamatti) – someone so perverse that even the devil fears him.”

The cast of 30 Coins Season 2 also includes Eduard Fernández, Macarena Gómez, Pepón Nieto, Cósimo Fusco, Manolo Solo, Nuria González, Javier Bódalo, Manuel Tallafé. In addition to the Oscar-nominated Giamatti, Najwa Nimri is also joining the show.

30 Coins is directed by Álex de la Iglesia and co-written by Iglesia and Jorge Guerricaechevarría. Executive Producers for HBO Europe are Steve Matthews, Miguel Salvat, and Antony Root. Álex de la Iglesia and Carolina Bang are Executive Producers for Pokeepsie Films. Production services for the second season of 30 Coins are provided by Anciana Milenaria S.L., a Pokeepsie Films company. The second season of 30 Coins was filmed in Spain, Italy, the United States, France, and the United Kingdom.