Monster: The Jeffery Dahmer Story (Netflix)
 

Sir please calm down

No doubt to be played by some crappy actor who is only cast for his looks and his eagerness to take his clothes off.

Ryan Murphy is obsessed with sexualising serial killers.

defund Ryan Murphy

There was one not long ago was it my friend Dahmer or similar

I do love a good serial killer documentary tbf so I'll watch it regardless

It’s not a documentary, it’s a drama

Ahh really :/

Sounds good if its anything similar to Versace. Dahmer was a gay serial killer as well so Murphy's got his expertise.

A drama?

I expect that they had to flesh out the storyline somewhat

He loves the gay roles so he can get some man on man action. just come out already.

Are you thinking about Zac Efron , for his portrayal as Ted Bundy lol ?.

Because at the time I thought that was a weird choice , however I haven't seen it .

Who has Murphy killed?

I don't think Ryan Murphy made that one.

I haven't seen the Efron one, either.

I’m 3 episodes in - God this is harrowing. Such a disturbed man.

the wanking over fingering fish guts is where i had to draw the line. what a monster.

Can you imagine being his next door neighbour Glenda?

Hearing the screaming and the power tools going all night, smelling that stench and constantly calling the police over and over again because she just *knew* something was going on, only to be completely disregarded and not taken seriously by police.

And she *knew* that young lad was only a child but the police took Dahmer's word for it over her and just allowed him to be taken back inside and basically lead him with Jeff to his gruesome death. Horrible. :sad:

Setting aside Dahmer, the police and his father were insane the lengths they went to protect him

2 episodes in, poor Glenda and that poor kid, the Police are ****ing assholes, obviously they believe the white man over the black women though.....

I've seen many documentaries on Dhamer. Really disturbing.
I've always wondered if his mother taking so many pills while pregnant affected him.
Because he had so many issues, but he never got the help he needed.
And the results were terrifying.

i think his father was equally screwed up with his fascination with bones and road kill, so thats where he got it from

Yes, he never had a chance.

Netflix removes 'LGBTQ' tag from Jeffrey Dahmer biopic following backlash:

I’m half way through and honestly the amount of red flags and times that he could have been stopped (not only by the police but his Dad, Grandma, the army, the neighbour, the guy who owned the bathhouse etc) is just ridiculous.

They’ve brushed over it so far but he did attack a couple of fellow soldiers in the army - his roommate where they were stationed sustained prolonged abuse and torture at the hands of Dahmer.

the 14 year old, that the police helped back in his apartment, he drilled a hole in his skull and poured acid in to see what would happen

Finished the whole thing last night.

Thoroughly enjoyed (for want of a better word) it and thought it was handled really well considering the subject matter. Yes they took a few creative liberties for the dramatisation of it all but I think it was all done brilliantly. Thought provoking and genuinely terrifying in parts. The emphasis on the victims and their families towards the end was great too.

The whole cast was phenomenal but have to say Niecy Nash who played Glenda the next door neighbour was a standout for me. Just fantastic.