Murder Horny

I recently rewatched Dexter again with my girlfriend, over 10 years after watching it.

We simply loved it and we were very excited about the fact we still hadn't watched New Blood, and right after we finished New Blood, Dexter Original Sin came out, and now Dexter Resurrection.

That nostalgic feeling of thrill, of how the scriptwriter directs the show and made us all love and sympathize with the character, is just simply amazing.

Dexter's conversations with his inner self and his father figure are just amazingly applied at the right moments.

That said, we all know that last conversation Dexter had with Harrison was so overdue, honest, and necessary! The way he also "saved" Harrison was just very well written.

Simply loved it, this is what I call art!

Honestly, this episode was pretty good. The Harrison/Dexter dynamic was very interesting and not disappointing at all. The waiting paid off. But, this episode, and show overall, just seems too simplistic and superficial. Almost every scene has a background music, which makes it very silly. I would rather feel the emotion of the actors, like Michael C. Hall, instead of having to focus on random thinks like that!

The "Lady Vengeance" character is also pretty bad. It went from really interesting and peculiar to cliche and just a random side-character to complement Dexter's story.

Absolutely great episode very well played off from episode 4 had great story peak cinematography and acting Cannot wait for episode 6 very exited.

And I can't wait to see how the other known side characters evolve such as the Gemini killer and Rapunzel in review this episode is great like wise so are the others before.

Absolutely gripping!!!! Episode five delivers peak tension, stunning performances, and masterful storytelling. Dexter's internal conflict deepens, and the suspense never lets up. The pacing, twists, and Dexter and Harrisons dynamic make this a standout-10/10 brilliance!

A little calmer then other episodes, which makes me even more excited for the next one.

Fifth episode of the new Dexter series. I didn't expect to be able to get the vibes of the original series any better than the original series. The relationship between father and son is balanced, on a scale of love and hate. These two can almost find comfort in being together. It's amazing how Harrison can somehow understand each other's moves.