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"Aftermath" offers a gripping blend of psychological thriller and horror, with tension that builds gradually. The film follows a young couple trying to rebuild their lives after a traumatic experience by moving into a new house. The house itself becomes a character, masterfully staged, and the atmosphere is enhanced by excellent cinematography and a chilling soundtrack.

Ashley Greene and Shawn Ashmore deliver strong performances, with their chemistry being both believable and compelling. The plot twists keep you on the edge of your seat, and the mystery of what happens in the house is revealed in a satisfying way. The film effectively taps into the fear of the unknown, creating a claustrophobic atmosphere that holds you until the end.

While some elements may be predictable for seasoned horror fans, "Aftermath" succeeds in providing a haunting experience that you won't soon forget. Negative reviews do not do justice to the film; this is a must-watch for fans of psychological horror films.

Rating: 8/10.

Title: "The Boogeyman: A Disappointing Horror Experience"

The Boogeyman, a film that unfortunately falls short of expectations. With a rating of 1/10 stars, I cannot help but express my disappointment. Even 10-year-old children won't find this movie frightening. It fails to build a creepy atmosphere and lacks essential elements for a successful horror experience. The plot is generic, predictable and clichéd, and the scare effects are at a dismal level. In summary, The Boogeyman offers little more than a feeble attempt at horror and leaves the audience untouched.

The Bogeyman falls victim to being just another run-of-the-mill horror film. Its storyline lacks originality, blending seamlessly into the countless others in the genre. The narrative follows a formulaic path that offers nothing fresh or innovative. The film's attempt to capitalize on typical horror tropes does little to distinguish it from the plethora of similar movies, making it a forgettable addition to the crowded horror landscape. Overall, The Boogeyman's lack of originality contributes to its status as a dime-a-dozen horror flick."

Excellent review of the horrific events unfolding. Even though i liked the series DAHMER now i understand some of the backlash about glorification.

In some way after seeing CWaK seems the series feel like My Little Pony........

The events are unfolding are told in an excellent way. And this is all about the terror this man committed and the sick**** that he was. There are many more details here then in the series. I felt Dread throughout all the way, and sometimes i really got nauxious. Also had a few moments of total goosbumps.

The, pace, narrative, interviews, audio score, cinematography, details and time line are top notch 10 stars here.

Also they really made me feel much more attached for the victims and made me see Dahmer as much more of a monster that he was.

Stuff of nightmares right here..

Excellent documentary making though.