Reviews

Very poorly written script that really doesn't explain much of anything. I would have liked to have had at least some of the loose ends tied up, but very few of them actually were. Unfortunately a weak script, sub-par acting, and horrible directing. Also, I thought it was interesting to choose Harry Styles to play an incel of sorts, but I guess that was at least one good thing about this movie. Kind of shows people that their obsession with someone like that isn't really worth it...Anyway, I'm rambling now, but the movie wasn't that great and really could have used better writing and directing. Can't say I expected anything better from a Olivia Wilde, though.

I'm not sure why you'd create a show that covers a topic this gruesome and not show at least a little respect to the victim's families by making it accurate.

They've added in multiple fake story lines that completely change the aspect of the show. Glenda Cleveland didn't even live in the building. She lived across the street. They could have written the character to be the real person who loved next door to Damher, Pamela Bass.

Likewise, the Sinthasomphone family wasn't even at Dahmer's sentencing for molesting their son/brother, so the fact that the scene was depicted the way it was is entirely inaccurate.

Lastly, although the officers in reality did not handle anything with this case well, the two officers were not named as "officer of the year". Also interesting that fake information like that would be added in.

I thought this was a great show until it was obvious how many things were changed from what actually happened. For example, the debate scene where she is asked to cite the case she's talking about didn't happen. Not in that debate and not ever. It was actually the opposite, where the feminist she was debating was asked to name something she was talking about and couldn't. If you're going to make a "historical" series, make it accurate. And if you want to change it to be how you imagined it, don't say it's based off of history.