Murderous Minds: Inside Serial Killers

I'm not sure why everyone is ganging up on the narrator and using all 10 rating stars against only the narrator, and not the content, editing, production, score, information etc. I think the previous people that reviewed this are very bias against the people who made these documentaries and do not understand documentaries. Documentaries and meant to be informative and not exciting or lively... I give this series 6/10 stars. I'm not considering the narrator in this rating. The content is pretty standard for YouTube style documentaries. Narration over pictures of the assailant and victims and sometimes stock photos to fill gaps where there are no pictures of the ladder. The editing and production is also very standard with nothing special. The score is very average however the producer did a good job with the track. The information presented throughout these series are why I place the rating at 6/10. When making a documentary EVERYTHING should be FACTUAL, however, the makers of this series add several speculations that are not factual, or not proven to be factual throughout the series.

This is produced by a Top 5 YouTube channel. And that's what you get, minimal information and nothing you can't find on Wikipedia. Skip this. Read a book instead!

I have seen many negative reviews about the narrator that I don't entirely agree with. However, I have cringed several times at his pronunciation errors. I do like the fact that the narration is matter-of-fact, since I don't like sensationalized narration. It's a good series, nonetheless. I've learned new things from this series like details from their youth and have seen some new photos. If you're like me and like to crochet while watching television, this is a great way to spend a Sunday. If you can get past the cringe-worthy (in spots) narration it's quite interesting wiith interesting killers.

For true crime fans and those interested in learning more about serial killers, this series is brilliant And may have watched the whole series twice

Like lots of people, I have a morbid fascination with murder documentaries. Desperate for ANYTHING interesting to watch on Amazon Prime, I saw this and said cool. The series has the usual lineup of serial killers and really doesn't offer much extra, although there were some pictures I hadn't seen before and I'll give extra credit for that...although many of them were marked "re-enactment." They looked authentic, but huh?

But I'm afraid I have to agree with most of the reviewers on here, that the main problem is the quiet monotonous delivery of the narrator. Honestly, I fell asleep THREE TIMES in my recliner during the Ed Gein episode and it took forever to finally watch the whole thing. The music was so low I really couldn't hear it, so perhaps it might have helped. As it was, it just served as a relaxing lullaby to go with the calm bedtime stories.