Nightmares of Nature – Season 2 (2025)
Three small creatures fight for survival deep in the Central American rainforest. A young opossum, a newly-hatched iguana, and a fierce jumping spider face deadly natural predators and the unique dangers of an abandoned human laboratory. Their desperate mission is to find their way home while navigating a world where every shadow holds a threat.
Length: 2h15m
Genre: Documentary, Horror, Suspense
This Title is: High-Stakes Survival Thriller
Stream Nightmares of Nature – Season 2 (2025) on:
Netflix Canada
Cast
Maya Hawke (Narrator), Young Opossum, Newly-Hatched Iguana, Feisty Jumping Spider, Venomous Snake, Cagey Crocodile
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: TV-PG – Intense Animal Action, Peril, and Suspense
Trivia
- The season is subtitled “Lost in the Jungle” and shifts the setting from the first season’s “Cabin in the Woods.”
- The series is a unique collaboration between the horror studio Blumhouse and the natural history specialists at Plimsoll Productions.
- Season 2, which consists of three episodes, was directed and produced by Charlotte Lathane.
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I found this new season absolutely fantastic. The show takes the familiar format of a nature program and masterfully injects a thrilling cinematic energy. The way the cameras capture the struggles of the jungle animals is breathtaking, providing visuals that are both beautiful and terrifying. We spend time rooting for the young protagonists—the opossum, the iguana, and the spider—as they face immense danger. The storytelling here is heightened, making every confrontation with a formidable predator feel like a major sequence. Maya Hawke’s narration is a wonderful touch, grounding the intense action with fascinating natural facts and a persistent sense of impending doom. It successfully merges vital education with high-stakes adventure. This second installment definitely raises the stakes significantly, giving us a more diverse and dangerous environment, including the eerie abandoned human infrastructure, to explore. The production team has created an experience that is incredibly fun, highly informative, and visually stunning. This is easily one of the most innovative series I have seen all year.
