Review by dalanuch

As if the facts are not interesting enough, the director insists on dramatizing the crimes in a completely redundant and hackneyed way (like the invitable shot of the bloody hammer bouncing in slow motion against the ground, or the tireless soundtrack indicating what we should feel in each moment). Effective pyrotechnics that ends up hindering a story that didn't need so much adornment.

Another fast-digesting Netflix product, which leaves everything interesting undeveloped (see spoiler): Since the documentary has no other purpose than the ephemeral satisfaction of the morbid drive, many intriguing questions remain undeveloped, such as: why a murderer so violent and cruel, who shows off his evil, did not kill children . Or the disturbing phenomenon of groupies, which only remains in an funny anecdote.