With a miniseries and a documentary, Netflix revives the crimes of Jeffrey Dahmer, the murderous cannibal

The series and films based on real events always have a guarantee of success among the public, and over the years the stories about serial killers have managed to fascinate the public, which is why Netflix has everything ready to preview a new fictional miniseries and another chapter of the famous documentary ‘Conversations with assassins’, this time with the crimes of Jeffrey Dahmer.

Monster: The Story of Jeffrey Dahmer

The first of these releases is the miniseries entitled ‘Monster: The Story of Jeffrey Dahmer’or also published simply as’ Dahmer’, with the surname of the sinister killer who for more than 10 years has committed disturbing crimes that have earned him various aliases, such as: The Milwaukee Cannibal, The Milwaukee Butcher or The Milwaukee Monster.

This new Netflix Original miniseries based on true events turns famous actor Evan Peters into the real thing Jeffrey Dahmera role that has already been played in the cinema by Jeremy Renner and Ross Lynch, but which will now come to the screen in a longer format with several chapters so that you can do a marathon.

“Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” will premiere on Netflix on September 21 and will have a total of 10 episodes described by the creator, Ryan MurphyWhat “powerfulAnd tells the story behind the systemic failures that allowed the killer to escape justice for more than a decade.

Conversations with a killer: Jeffrey Dahmer’s tapes

In addition to the miniseries with the protagonist Evan PetersJeffrey Dahmer’s story will be presented on Netflix as a documentary, with the premiere of ‘Conversations with a killer: Jeffrey Dahmer’s tapes’, the hit series where you can hear killers recount their crimes, as happened with Ted Bundy and John Wayne Gacy.

Unlike “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story”, this documentary is not narrative based on real eventsbut they are precisely those events, narrated in a documentary divided into several episodes, so in a certain sense it is also a miniseries, as it was presented before with the other ‘Conversazioni con assassini’.

“Conversations with a killer: The Jeffrey Dahmer tapes” will premiere on Netflix on October 7, after “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” arrives on the streaming platform with its 10 episodes on September 21, and there is no doubt that both will be a big hit in the top 10 in popularity.