First of all, the cinematography. The camera always seems to me to be a little too close to the action, which could perhaps be due to the fact that this is a TV production. The tracking shot in the Spectors' house is an exception, in which certain cinematic ambitions are recognizable.
Now to the character of Paul Spector. The juxtaposition of a family man with a job and a murderous shadow identity seems interesting at first. I liked the details in which Spector plays with being caught (sketch of the client; diary under the pillow). Nevertheless, I don't quite buy Jamie Dornan's role. A man who has such sexual fantasies as he does while living a normal lifestyle should, in my opinion, feel a deep conflict within himself. Dornan's portrayal has not yet convinced me in this respect. He seems like a normal man playing the serial killer without the psychological trauma that comes with it. Of course, you could say that he's just a psychopath who doesn't feel any human emotions and, while watching his daughter dance, just shows them off and doesn't really feel them. But if that were the case, I would still have liked to see a certain split in the portrayal, so that it becomes clear exactly when the actual personality - that of the murderer - is revealed.
Nevertheless, I see a certain potential in the series and will watch at least the first season to the end. I'm curious to see whether the character of Paul Spector will develop.
