THE STALKERS
Jason Hale should have been just another college student in Ravenwood — a sharp mind, a troubled past, a guy who kept people at arm’s length. But when a porcelain-masked killer starts stalking the campus, Jason discovers a chilling curse: everyone who gets close to him ends up dead. Girlfriends, classmates, teachers, friends — no one is safe in his orbit.
Jason’s gift is survival. Smarter than his peers, sharper under pressure, he can see angles others miss. But the killer knows this too — and twists every trap into a sick “lesson.” Each murder is staged as theater. Each survivor is a test. And every time Jason escapes, someone else pays the price.
What begins as a campus slasher spirals into something bigger: a network of masks, a cult built on Jason’s name, and a killer who doesn’t just murder people but rewrites the rules of fear itself. The “Many Masks” spread like a virus, turning neighbors, cops, and even kids into killers-in-training.
By Season 1’s fiery finale, Jason has lost everything: his friends are scarred, his town is broken, and the killer proves there are no safe places left. In Season 2, Jason becomes an outlaw hunter, dragging his allies Elena, Ryan, and Detective Vance into a war against a cult that’s no longer hiding — a movement that has infiltrated law enforcement, hijacked communities, and turned Jason into both villain and victim in the public eye.
Haunted by his own mistakes, hunted by cops who see him as complicit, Jason must decide what he’s willing to become. Savior? Killer? Or the monster the masks want him to be?
The Stalker is a relentless, R-rated horror thriller where every episode escalates: bloodier, smarter, more twisted. Pretty Little Liars paranoia meets Scream’s brutality. It’s a story about obsession, manipulation, and the terrifying idea that evil isn’t one face in a mask — it’s many, and it’s multiplying.
