Nice review. I watched it too. I think the people who are concerned for spoilers are the ones who, somehow, aren’t familiar with the story of what he did and this was their first exposure to it. It absolutely makes me sick that those cops went on to be police chiefs and celebrated. How can they sleep at night? Not only did they send a 14 year old boy back to a serial killer, and ignored the woman who told them facts and obvious judgement lapses they were having… they let him keep killing by not addressing her, Glenda Cleveland’s, concerns. Even if they were happy for the rest of their lives, I hope that at least, this show forces them to rethink what they did and how they lived after everything that happened with Jeffrey Dahmer. Did they do better police work? Did they apologize to Glenda, or the families? I wonder if the part where they harassed one of the victim’s fathers was true. I bet it is. This show seemed to keep everything pretty accurate. Not just horrible cops, horrible people. Anyway, I appreciated you talking about it. I think this was a phenomenal show, I think Evan Peters should be nominated for an Emmy - he made me very disturbed and uncomfortable at times (like when he was in Glenda’s apartment)… even when I was just sitting on my couch watching it on my iPad while making lunch, fully aware it was a show. I think if he won that may be the more “controversial” thing… but the nomination at least to appreciate his depiction and showing people what he was really like. This show brought back the humanity to his victims as well, in my opinion. Ross Lynch was a great Dahmer, Evan Peters… it was eerie. So, overall, I think this show did what it set out to do. It was extremely thoughtful and not just “for profit.” I genuinely believe that.
You're welcome. You gave such a thorough review and almost 40 minutes of your thoughts on it. I just thought, to be fair, Ross Lynch's depiction of him ended after the first kill. Did you see any of the other Dahmer projects (films/shows)? I did, I listened to it all. :)
@@ZinaO. I’ve seen all of the Jeffrey Dahmer projects. This one definitely takes the cake. It’s a powerful show that really showed the Audience true disturbance and unsettling scenes that gave a power message
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Nice review. I watched it too. I think the people who are concerned for spoilers are the ones who, somehow, aren’t familiar with the story of what he did and this was their first exposure to it. It absolutely makes me sick that those cops went on to be police chiefs and celebrated. How can they sleep at night? Not only did they send a 14 year old boy back to a serial killer, and ignored the woman who told them facts and obvious judgement lapses they were having… they let him keep killing by not addressing her, Glenda Cleveland’s, concerns. Even if they were happy for the rest of their lives, I hope that at least, this show forces them to rethink what they did and how they lived after everything that happened with Jeffrey Dahmer. Did they do better police work? Did they apologize to Glenda, or the families? I wonder if the part where they harassed one of the victim’s fathers was true. I bet it is. This show seemed to keep everything pretty accurate. Not just horrible cops, horrible people. Anyway, I appreciated you talking about it. I think this was a phenomenal show, I think Evan Peters should be nominated for an Emmy - he made me very disturbed and uncomfortable at times (like when he was in Glenda’s apartment)… even when I was just sitting on my couch watching it on my iPad while making lunch, fully aware it was a show. I think if he won that may be the more “controversial” thing… but the nomination at least to appreciate his depiction and showing people what he was really like. This show brought back the humanity to his victims as well, in my opinion. Ross Lynch was a great Dahmer, Evan Peters… it was eerie. So, overall, I think this show did what it set out to do. It was extremely thoughtful and not just “for profit.” I genuinely believe that.
I 100% agree on that. So far this has to be a great comment you just gave me. Thanks Zina. Hope you enjoyed my review. And prayers to the victims
You're welcome. You gave such a thorough review and almost 40 minutes of your thoughts on it.
I just thought, to be fair, Ross Lynch's depiction of him ended after the first kill. Did you see any of the other Dahmer projects (films/shows)?
I did, I listened to it all. :)
@@ZinaO. I’ve seen all of the Jeffrey Dahmer projects. This one definitely takes the cake. It’s a powerful show that really showed the Audience true disturbance and unsettling scenes that gave a power message