"Monster: The Story of Jeffrey Dahmer", which aired on September 21, is undoubtedly a dark horse! At present, the number of viewers of the show has exceeded 200 million, which is second only to the fourth season of " Squid Game ", " Zombie Campus ", " Stranger Things ", and the second season of "Bridgeton". Netflix ranked fifth in the history of the premiere episodes, with a Douban score of 8.1.
This ten-episode series is a new thriller crime drama from the creators of Emmy Award-winning for American Crime Story , exploring the protagonist's heinous and horrific true crime, and the American crime scene. How the most notorious serial killer in history took advantage of the collapse of America's multiple systems to blatantly kill for more than a decade. It is a biographical American drama based on a true crime. The protagonist of
is played by Evan Peters. This is also his collaboration with gold-medal producer Ryan Murphy after " American Horror Story ", colliding with new sparks!
It is reported that in response to the broadcast of this series, Netflix will also release the documentary "Conversation Killer: Interview with Jeffrey Dahmer" on October 7th, although the screenwriter tries to explore the relationship between the family of origin. The influence of the acquired extreme character, whether it is a mad mother, a father who avoids responsibility, or a grandma who pretends to be stupid, as well as racial discrimination and indifference from society, etc. How important is the environment to the shaping of a person's character? Is everything just due to bad environment? This discussion runs through the play and is thought-provoking.
What is particularly worth mentioning is that the director's narrative techniques and camera language are really good, and the rhythm is very emotional. Many audiences shouted that the first episode was already full of immersion! The feeling of the hunter looking at the prey, the feeling of the prey being stared at by the hunter, and the 17 victims, their stories... Multiple twists, thought-provoking, and worth watching.
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