Monsters (2022)★ 7.9/10
Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story
- Crime
- Drama
- Horror
- Mystery
- Thriller
- Biography
Directed by: Jennifer Lynch, Paris Barclay, Clement Virgo, Gregg Araki, Carl Franklin
Written by: Ian Brennan, Ryan Murphy, David McMillan, Reilly Smith, Janet Mock
The series traces Jeffrey Dahmer’s crimes and the systemic gaps that enabled them, highlighting missed warnings and institutional failures over the years.
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Evan PetersJeffrey Dahmer
Richard JenkinsLionel Dahmer
Molly RingwaldShari Dahmer
Niecy NashGlenda Cleveland
Michael BeachDetective Murphy
Colby FrenchPatrick Kennedy
Michael LearnedCatherine Dahmer
Karen Malina WhiteShirley Hughes
Khetphet PhagnasaySouthone Sinthasomphone
Phet MahathongdySomdy Sinthasomphone
Brayden ManiagoSomsack Sinthasomphone
Scott PaophavihanhAnouke SinthasomphoneAwards · 3 wins, 29 nominations
See all ›- NomineeGolden Globes, USA 2026Golden Globe · Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Limited Series, Anthology Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
- WinnerPrimetime Emmy Awards 2025Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Picture Editing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie
- NomineeGolden Globes, USA 2025Golden Globe · Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Limited Series, Anthology Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
- NomineeGolden Globes, USA 2025Golden Globe · Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role on Television
- NomineeGolden Globes, USA 2025Golden Globe · Best Television Limited Series, Anthology Series, or Motion Picture Made for Television
Reviews
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Tonny MejiasDecember 26, 2025
Tonny MejiasDecember 26, 2025Excelente
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Eugenio PaixãoNovember 17, 2025
Eugenio PaixãoNovember 17, 2025The series is excellent, with a very well-crafted script and the transitions between past and future are done so skillfully, the narrative constantly shifts, leaving you wondering what really happened.
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Teobaldo PaivaNovember 17, 2025
Teobaldo PaivaNovember 17, 2025This series is amazing; it makes you change your mind with each episode, thanks to its impeccable storytelling.
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Animes y Series EspañolOctober 23, 2025
Animes y Series EspañolOctober 23, 2025Es muy buena pero aún le falta más profundidad
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lexieeFebruary 1, 2024
lexieeFebruary 1, 2024Evan Peters does a new "American Horror Story" tum dum pss. No, but seriously, a killer performance! tum dum pss. Okay, "mood short review": Every frame, every frame, coldly calculated. You have to have the stomach to watch it, because it's a show with very explicit violence, and in my humble opinion because it's based on real events, it's even more macabre. It's a good insight into who Jeffrey Dahmer was and "why he was". Give it a "shot"... I promise you will be scared to "death".
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Chandler_HUIFebruary 23, 2023
Chandler_HUIFebruary 23, 2023The audio-visual language level is completely film-level
"Quick Silver" is GOOD, with its excellent acting skills, it successfully interprets the image of a demon in the world, calm, perverted, fragile, honest, and lonely. . The narrative is very organized, and the image of the devil and its harmful effects are pieced together from the perspectives of the devil, bystanders, and victims. In terms of story arrangement, some are relying on Freud's childhood trauma theory, but in the end, the inner secrets of the "monster" are unexplorable.
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0obeaFebruary 23, 2023
0obeaFebruary 23, 2023Great
Five stars call ep6, very similar to HBO's high maintenance, it makes people sad, really sad, deaf, black, gay, but they are so active and lush vitality, silent film display is very soft, but expresses the desire to take other people's lives Extremely cruel. In the first five episodes, it is easy to enter Dahmer's perverted perspective according to the way of criminal psychology. The ep6 episode was unable to bear the lightness of life, and then turned to the perspective of public safety, Dahmer's transformation was downgraded, the environment's response to him, and the reflection of the people around him, compared with the frivolity of the first five episodes, thick and humane, this is "We and The Distance of Evil cannot be compared. The second episode used real recordings from the police station back then, and the reality adaptation did not lose the tension of the fiction. Evan easily handles the role, but loses out to Darren Criss and Finn Wittrock, who are equally evolved. in a word, good story
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El_CineFebruary 23, 2023
El_CineFebruary 23, 2023Revealing
The heavy-tasting scene is actually not as scary as imagined, but the whole show will indeed be very depressing. No wonder black friends in real life say they will never trust the US government coz it reveal the fact
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sohtk77February 23, 2023
sohtk77February 23, 2023good shooting
The case is told from many angles. When the tragedy happened, Dahmer didn't see how hard it was, and his father even took it as a business opportunity. Irresponsible cops are commended for harassing victims' families. The families of the victims, as well as those who have always been shrouded in the shadow of the incident, have been suffering. There are always people who treat the case as a joke, too dull and cold to see the suffering of the group behind it.every educating!
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MargaridaFebruary 23, 2023
MargaridaFebruary 23, 2023THRILLING
It is true that he is born abnormal, and the family may also have part of the reason. A moment of silence for the victims. But I don't agree with the judge at the end. I think it is very important to find the reason why Damer is like this, and it can be a warning to future generations. In the end, the leading actor is really good, he is really perverted.it's thrilling
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HypnosisDecember 29, 2025
HypnosisDecember 29, 2025Contains spoilers
La miniserie de Ryan Murphy e Ian Brennan para Netflix no es simplemente otra crónica de un asesino serial; es un estudio clínico sobre la omisión institucional y el fracaso sistémico. Evan Peters entrega la que es, sin duda, la actuación de su carrera. Su interpretación de Jeffrey Dahmer no busca la empatía, sino que se sumerge en una frialdad catatónica que resulta mucho más aterradora que cualquier grito histriónico. Peters logra capturar esa "normalidad banal" que permitió a Dahmer operar a plena vista durante más de una década.
A diferencia de otras producciones que glorifican la inteligencia del asesino, esta serie elige un camino más valiente y asfixiante:
La Perspectiva de las Víctimas: El guion acierta al dedicar episodios enteros (como el desgarrador capítulo de Tony Hughes) a humanizar a quienes fueron silenciados, devolviéndoles una identidad más allá de ser un número en un informe forense.
La Crítica Social: La serie funciona como un espejo incómodo para la policía de Milwaukee de los años 80 y 90. Se subraya cómo el racismo sistémico y la homofobia actuaron como cómplices involuntarios, permitiendo que las llamadas de auxilio de vecinos como Glenda Cleveland (una espectacular Niecy Nash) fueran ignoradas sistemáticamente.
Sin embargo, no podemos ignorar la estética "Murphy". La cinematografía, saturada de tonos amarillentos y sepias, crea una atmósfera de putrefacción visual que es brillante pero, a ratos, bordea la explotación del trauma. Existe una tensión constante entre el deseo de denunciar la injusticia y el riesgo de convertir el horror real en un producto de entretenimiento estilizado para el binge-watching.
Veredicto Final
"Dahmer" es una serie técnicamente impecable, con un diseño de producción que recrea la decadencia urbana de forma visceral. Es necesaria para entender cómo el privilegio y la negligencia pueden crear un vacío donde el mal prospera, pero es una experiencia agotadora que exige al espectador preguntarse: ¿Hasta qué punto nuestra fascinación por lo macabro respeta la memoria de los que ya no están?
A diferencia de otras producciones que glorifican la inteligencia del asesino, esta serie elige un camino más valiente y asfixiante:
La Perspectiva de las Víctimas: El guion acierta al dedicar episodios enteros (como el desgarrador capítulo de Tony Hughes) a humanizar a quienes fueron silenciados, devolviéndoles una identidad más allá de ser un número en un informe forense.
La Crítica Social: La serie funciona como un espejo incómodo para la policía de Milwaukee de los años 80 y 90. Se subraya cómo el racismo sistémico y la homofobia actuaron como cómplices involuntarios, permitiendo que las llamadas de auxilio de vecinos como Glenda Cleveland (una espectacular Niecy Nash) fueran ignoradas sistemáticamente.
Sin embargo, no podemos ignorar la estética "Murphy". La cinematografía, saturada de tonos amarillentos y sepias, crea una atmósfera de putrefacción visual que es brillante pero, a ratos, bordea la explotación del trauma. Existe una tensión constante entre el deseo de denunciar la injusticia y el riesgo de convertir el horror real en un producto de entretenimiento estilizado para el binge-watching.
Veredicto Final
"Dahmer" es una serie técnicamente impecable, con un diseño de producción que recrea la decadencia urbana de forma visceral. Es necesaria para entender cómo el privilegio y la negligencia pueden crear un vacío donde el mal prospera, pero es una experiencia agotadora que exige al espectador preguntarse: ¿Hasta qué punto nuestra fascinación por lo macabro respeta la memoria de los que ya no están?
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Karen bastidas yuberlinDecember 26, 2025
Karen bastidas yuberlinDecember 26, 2025Totalmente desconcertante
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