Rajesh Karia
Active Member
Yes, had huge expectations from Mindhunter, but in the end its so much academic that it spoils the storyline & very little effort was spent in character building.Mindhunter : 5/10
Just started this one thinking that it would be interesting. But its damn too slowwwww for my taste. If you skip an episode, I am sure, you'll still get the connection in the next. There is no actual investigation or crime solving - barring a few episodes, but the interest to know whats happening keeps you on. Kept me on. Anyway - psychological aspects did not hold me much though I finished the season in a day. Feels wrong if I leave the season midway
Now, every episode has something shown at it's beginning and that this has nothing to do with our episode - Nothing! Though we may get an idea of what it could be. But that's the premise I think. What it really means is what I am interested in. And that will be hopefully revealed in the next season. I just hope that the next season is not taking as long as Stranger Things!!
The plot is set in 70's. It's based on a true book which deep dives into the mind and understand psyche of "sequence/serial" killers. The brutality of some murders and the way they are described made me cringe in my bed I think some of the pics are real - dunno. But the killers are real - Ed Kemper - played by Cameron Britton -(got me sick to the stomach especially the part where he says he threw something in the garbage chute. Listen carefully.), Charles Manson, Dennis Rader, Richard Speck (tortured, raped and murdered 8 Nurses in ONE night!!!), Jerry Brudos (Women's shoes!????)
Worth a watch if you are interested in the psychological aspect of serial killers.
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