- Netflix has premiered a new series, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.
- The drama tells the story of the infamous serial killer from the perspective of his victims.
- One fan called Evan Peters’ performance “creepy as hell”; another called it “bone-chilling”.
One of the most infamous serial killers in American history serves as the inspiration for the brand-new crime drama on Netflix, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.
For the horrific mass murder and mutilation of 17 boys and men, Dahmer was found guilty. The prisoner also practiced cannabalism.
“The documentary draws from a variety of sources.
One of those sources was me “said Anne Schwartz, who is well-versed in the circumstances. About that, she has written a book. People are still in disbelief that he committed this crime in Milwaukee.
The narrative tells the Dahmer tragedy from the perspective of the victims and emphasizes on how the police’s negligence allowed him to go on a killing rampage.
Fans have responded to the series in excess. Many others referred to the show as “uncomfortable.”
A fan posted, “Four episodes into #Dahmer and I’ve never watched a series that’s made me feel so uncomfortable as much as this. The stuff he did was dreadful and disgusting.”
“Episode 1 of DAHMER was f***ing incredible,” another person tweeted.
“So intense, you’ll forget to breathe for 20 minutes. Evan Peters is creepy as hell. Ace direction from Carl Franklin. Time for Episode 2…”
Overall praise for Evan Peters’ performance was given, with one person calling him “scary as hell” and another calling it “bone-chilling.”
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