"Pretty Little Liars" is only a week left before season 6 kicks off with all-new episodes, as Aria, Hanna, Spencer and Emily remain trapped inside Charles' dollhouse. PLL star Janel Parrish revealed that season six will be "darker" and will haunt the Liars' for the rest of their lives. This article contains spoilers for "Pretty Little Liars." Read on to learn more about this story.
"Pretty Little Liars" season 6 will see the continuation of season 5, which left the Liars trapped inside Charles' life-sized dollhouse. PLL star Janel Parrish warned fans that season six will be the "darkest season ever," as Aria, Hanna, Spencer and Emily escape from Charles' dollhouse.
The actress also likened the events in "Pretty Little Liars" season 6 to the horror, suspense thriller movie, "Saw." Parrish revealed that the events in season 6 will be so dark that it will continue to haunt the Liars even as they escape from Charles' dollhouse. She also hinted that there will be a big twist in the "first two seconds of season six," which fans should definitely look out for.
The trauma that the Liars have experienced will remain even after they have successfully escaped from Charles' captivity. Their escape may have been successful, but it will have some serious effects when it comes to their relationships. Executive producer Oliver Goldstick hinted that some Liars will strain their relationships while others will find the situation bringing them closer to each other.
Ezria fans will see Aria (Lucy Hale) and Ezra (Ian Harding) reunite in season six, as a scene in the beginning of the upcoming season will bring them "very close together again." Hanna (Ashley Benson) will be pushing away Caleb (Tyler Blackburn), but Caleb will remain as the supportive and understanding boyfriend for Hanna.
Emily (Shay Mitchell) will also find herself a soul mate in PLL season 6 after realizing what she wants and does not want in a partner following the events inside Charles' dollhouse.
"Pretty Little Liars" Season 6 premieres on June 2 on ABC Family.
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