HBO dropped another trailer for "True Detective" Season 3, and it just hinted a dark turn. The Oscar winner, Mahershala Ali's, take on his character as Detective Wayne Hays teased a great mystery that would blow fans' minds.
"True Detective" Season 3 will feature Hays' life for over two or three decades. The state police detective from Northwest Arkansas will be continuously haunted by his unsolved case of two missing children since the 1980s.
In the "True Detective" Season 3 trailer, viewers will feel how the case tremendously affected Hays. It shows his visit to the crime scenes although many years have passed.
"True Detective" Season 3 will follow the ghastly crime in Ozarks and the mystery that surrounds the case. The mysterious disappearance of the two children will go deep as it spans over decades, and continues in three separate periods as it gets surrounded with a lot of intrigues.
The "True Detective" Season 3 trailer does give fans some details of Hays' story and the mysteries of Ozark swamp. Mahershala Ali's character even has a moment where he talks about his "mysterious and dangerous" past. His interview as older Hays even shows that something goes wrong with the case.
There is now great anticipation in "True Detective" Season 3. According to Maxim, it may come from fans who get disappointed by Season 2. After the original HBO drama's successful Season 1, viewers have high expectation for the upcoming new chapter.
"True Detective" Season 3 seems to return to the "dark, profound, and mystical" feels of Season 1. There is also a great expectation to the inclusion of its new lead star Mahershala Ali. His portrayal of his character as younger Hays back to the 70s and 80s to a confused and disturbed detective in the present day makes it so convincing. His line, "My whole brain's a bunch of missing pieces," even proves how upset and haunted he is.
"True Detective" Season 3 perfectly avoids answering fans' questions. It only leaves viewers with a lot of teases and hints that can mean something to Hays' case or misdirect fans' idea about its story.
Just like the previous seasons, series creator Nic Pizzolatto will write "True Detective" Season 2 except for Episode 4 that is written by the "Deadwood" creator David Milch. The crime-drama anthology television series will be out on Jan. 13, 2019, on HBO.
