Just as a warning, there's some light spoilers in this article - so if you're yet to see You season two and want to enjoy it spoiler-free, click away now
The highly anticipated second season of Netflix thriller You landed on Boxing Day with fans warned by producer Sera Gamble that the second offering was even scarier and creepier than the original.
And it seems as though the comments made by Gamble have more than met up with fans expectations, as just hours after it was released viewers have binged their way through the whole thing and are now raving about it on social media.
One person wrote: "Watching season two of You and just when I think everything is calming down, s*** gets crazier."
While a second added: "Just when you think Joe couldn't get any more creepy - I'm living for season two of You."
Another was just a bit gutted she was able to binge through the whole thing and now has to wait for news of a third season, posting: "Woke up and started watching You on Netflix, then went to work, got off and now it's 3am and I've finished season two and wondering when season three is coming out?!"
In case you haven't seen it yet, season two shows us Joe Goldberg (played by Penn Badgley) moving to LA to get away from the mess he created in New York when he killed the object of his affections Guinevere Beck (Elizabeth Lail)... not to mention a number of other people who he thought got in the way.
Hoping to start his new life, Joe changes his name to Will Bettelheim and vows to stay away from women in the future, but of course, he doesn't. Soon after moving to LA spots Love Quinn (played by Victoria Pedretti) and it's not long before he's back to his old tricks.
The second season is certainly darker than the first, with Gamble telling LADbible: "At least one scene comes to mind that's gorier and scarier than anything we had in season one.
"Joe is new to Los Angeles fully intending to start over a new leaf and never being forced to do bad things again."
She also teased that season two contains her 'single favourite shot' of her entire career - pretty impressive.
"You will know it when you see it," Gamble added. "Episode two of the season has my single favourite shot that I have been a part of in my entire career.
"My career is full of blood and gore and monsters. It's also beautifully shot and the director who shot the second episode lavished a lot of love. Joe is forced to do something he really doesn't want to do.
"Joe is always trying to be a good guy but yet somehow he's finding himself in these thriller, horror kind of situations. It's terrible for him but I think it's going to be so much fun for the audience."
Seasons one and two of You are streaming on Netflix now.
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