'Banshee' Season 4 News, Update: New Teaser Released Shows Intense Scenes Involving Fire, Guns, and More Guns
The first teaser promo for the fourth and the reported final season of Cinemax's hit action-adventure drama series "Banshee" has surfaced online and it offered glimpses of intense moments involving fire explosions and gun fights.
Debuting last week, the highlight reel showcases a perfect concoction of tensed gazing and action-packed scenes fit for a show that is now closing in on its inevitable conclusion.
Antony Starr's Lucas Hood can be seen on the video looking very distressed but is still apparently ready to take on any challenges that may come along the way. Additionally, Carrie's (Ivana Milicevic) scene looks so epic as she tries to escape from a fire explosion.
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Despite the fact that the show has enjoyed a significant share of viewership as well as a solid following from fans for the past three seasons, series creator Jonathan Tropper said (via Franchise Herald) that he doesn't want to overstretch the story and allow it to hit a low point.
That is why he and the rest of the writers were pretty much "determined from the start not to let that happen to Banshee" and thus their decision to end it in Season 4.
"Banshee's premise, by its very implausible nature, was always one with a somewhat limited shelf life. How long can anyone really pull off being a fake sheriff?" Tropper said.
He did, however, admit that they looked into making a fifth season. Given the high ratings, the multitude of fans, and the passion of the cast members, making Season 5 could have come off easily, he said.
But as he reiterated, giving the show a definite conclusion would give it the justice it deserves.
"I am grateful to Cinemax for making Banshee the great success it has been and for supporting our creative decision to wrap things up," he meanwhile added.
There's still no specific release date announced for "Banshee" Season 4 but it is expected to return on air early 2016 on Cinemax.
See the video below:
