Jeanine Mason and Matthew Lillard join us to unpack the most psychologically intense arcs of Cross Season 2.
Mason, who delivers one of her most chilling performances yet as Luz, dives into the emotional weight driving her character — a woman fueled by legacy, cultural identity, and the pressure of finishing her mother’s work. We explore whether Luz is a protector of a cause or a weapon shaped by it, and how her dynamic with Lincoln/Gustavo begins to fracture her “mission over life” worldview.
She also breaks down the deeply intentional cultural symbolism woven into Luz’s story — from Aztec imagery and ritual baths to flowers and spiritual markers — and why fans should keep a close eye on that tattoo as the season unfolds.
Matthew Lillard, who plays Lance Durand, reflects on pushing himself into new psychological territory, including one of the season’s most harrowing moments — being buried alive. Known for iconic villain roles across decades, Lillard discusses what separates Lance from characters audiences already associate with him, and how vulnerability, fear, and desperation shaped this performance in a way that feels distinctly human.
Topics include:
Legacy pressure and obsession
Cultural symbolism and visual storytelling
Luz’s moral ambiguity and future trajectory
Lance Durand’s emotional core
Fear, confinement, and psychological terror
How Cross Season 2 redefines its villains
Cross Season 2 premieres February 11, 2026, with the first three episodes streaming on Prime Video, followed by weekly releases through the season finale on March 18, 2026.
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