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It was just disappointing. Does Netflix really have to make series about murderers in such a way that we have to feel sorry for them at the end? This is disgusting.
(If it were pure fiction, the plot would be quite good. Of course, I also really liked the references to Psycho, The Silence of The Lambs, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.)

It was just disappointing. Does Netflix really have to make series about murderers in such a way that we have to feel sorry for them at the end? This is disgusting.
(If it were pure fiction, the plot would be quite good. Of course, I also really liked the references to Psycho, The Silence of The Lambs, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.)

While I appreciated the art and showcasing all of the connections with other murderers and main stream media, this fell short. Truthfully, I think a lot of the connections were super far fetched and were really there for the wow factor (nothing wrong with that). I was not a fan of Ed Gein’s voice. It made him feel more comedic, especially after hearing his real voice. This may be considered controversial, but I also personally wasn’t a fan of humanizing him. At least that’s what I believed was happening. While there are certain topics that are valid to bring up, it should still be noted that he was a murderer.

While I appreciated the art and showcasing all of the connections with other murderers and main stream media, this fell short. Truthfully, I think a lot of the connections were super far fetched and were really there for the wow factor (nothing wrong with that). I was not a fan of Ed Gein’s voice. It made him feel more comedic, especially after hearing his real voice. This may be considered controversial, but I also personally wasn’t a fan of humanizing him. At least that’s what I believed was happening. While there are certain topics that are valid to bring up, it should still be noted that he was a murderer.

While I appreciated the art and showcasing all of the connections with other murderers and main stream media, this fell short. Truthfully, I think a lot of the connections were super far fetched and were really there for the wow factor (nothing wrong with that). I was not a fan of Ed Gein’s voice. It made him feel more comedic, especially after hearing his real voice. This may be considered controversial, but I also personally wasn’t a fan of humanizing him. At least that’s what I believed was happening. While there are certain topics that are valid to bring up, it should still be noted that he was a murderer.

While I appreciated the art and showcasing all of the connections with other murderers and main stream media, this fell short. Truthfully, I think a lot of the connections were super far fetched and were really there for the wow factor (nothing wrong with that). I was not a fan of Ed Gein’s voice. It made him feel more comedic, especially after hearing his real voice. This may be considered controversial, but I also personally wasn’t a fan of humanizing him. At least that’s what I believed was happening. While there are certain topics that are valid to bring up, it should still be noted that he was a murderer.

While I appreciated the art and showcasing all of the connections with other murderers and main stream media, this fell short. Truthfully, I think a lot of the connections were super far fetched and were really there for the wow factor (nothing wrong with that). I was not a fan of Ed Gein’s voice. It made him feel more comedic, especially after hearing his real voice. This may be considered controversial, but I also personally wasn’t a fan of humanizing him. At least that’s what I believed was happening. While there are certain topics that are valid to bring up, it should still be noted that he was a murderer.

While I appreciated the art and showcasing all of the connections with other murderers and main stream media, this fell short. Truthfully, I think a lot of the connections were super far fetched and were really there for the wow factor (nothing wrong with that). I was not a fan of Ed Gein’s voice. It made him feel more comedic, especially after hearing his real voice. This may be considered controversial, but I also personally wasn’t a fan of humanizing him. At least that’s what I believed was happening. While there are certain topics that are valid to bring up, it should still be noted that he was a murderer.