#Dahmer 2002 mpaa rating serial#

I enjoyed this thing for what it is, and I think it actually probably would be a good introduction to people just getting into serial killers, especially for $5. Oh, and as for 'showing clips of old movies', yeah, they do that on the first couple of segments, but it's not like they could have shown ACTUAL CLIPS from the late 1800s, now could they? While it's easy to skip past, it was extremely annoying. One nitpick: Every single disc starts with the same 3 minute 'title sequence', with a reenactment of a fat cowboy getting shot and clips of Hitler and such. There actually were a few tidbits here or there that I'd never heard before, and I've read plenty of true crime books and watch truTV/CourtTV religiously. The whole thing held my interest with no problem, even though I knew all of this stuff. The soundtrack is amazing if you care about that when watching a documentary.

The narration is great don't let the other reviewers fool you, and the narrator himself doesn't do the voices of the killers, they have separate people doing the voices, and it works just fine. Did it even MENTION the Manson Family killing Sharon Tate?! Either I fell asleep for that brief part or they just skimmed right over it and started talking about the media's role in the Manson case. get used to seeing 'em over and over again! Also, if you're looking for something comprehensive, forget it. So, if you don't like 1 of them (or all of them), you're out of luck. If you're looking for high production values, sorry! While everything is competently-filmed and -edited, the creators of this made the mistake of interviewing the same 2 or 3 people for the entire 7 1/2 hours. If you're looking for a look at a lot of obscure killers and not just the big names, well, honestly there are a few here or there that I was surprised about (I rarely see Albert Fish get mentioned elsewhere, and there were a few killer couples on the 'buddies' segment that hardly ever get talked about).

well, there's SOME of that, but for the most part it's mainly clips that are available on youtube with narration over top. If you're looking for plenty of videos of the killers being interviewed or appearances in court or old news reels or whatever. If you're looking for new insight into the mind of serial killers, there is nothing new to see or hear here. You just kind of have to ask yourself why you plan on watching this. The 5-star reviews and the 1-star reviews for those are both a joke, it's not terrible and it's CERTAINLY not perfect.