I'm so disappointed with this new series from Ryan Murphy... it feels like they're more focused on making Dahmer look relatable than actually exposing the dark secrets behind his crimes 
. I mean, come on, Evan Peters as the lead? It's all about giving him a sympathetic role instead of highlighting the real-life victims and their families 
. And don't even get me started on how they're trying to sell us this show like it's some kind of entertainment program instead of a serious drama about social justice issues 
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I think what bothers me most is that they're trying to humanize Dahmer, but in doing so, they're perpetuating the very mythos that we should be critiquing
. It feels like they're more interested in making a star out of Peters than in actually exploring the systemic injustices that led to Dahmer's actions 
. And what about Glenda's character? She's just forced into becoming this narrative voice instead of getting some real screen time or development 
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Overall, I think Ryan Murphy's team is really missing the point of what makes a great true crime drama... it's not about making your lead look relatable or sympathetic, it's about shedding light on the dark underbelly of our society
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. I mean, come on, Evan Peters as the lead? It's all about giving him a sympathetic role instead of highlighting the real-life victims and their families . And don't even get me started on how they're trying to sell us this show like it's some kind of entertainment program instead of a serious drama about social justice issues .I think what bothers me most is that they're trying to humanize Dahmer, but in doing so, they're perpetuating the very mythos that we should be critiquing
. It feels like they're more interested in making a star out of Peters than in actually exploring the systemic injustices that led to Dahmer's actions . And what about Glenda's character? She's just forced into becoming this narrative voice instead of getting some real screen time or development .Overall, I think Ryan Murphy's team is really missing the point of what makes a great true crime drama... it's not about making your lead look relatable or sympathetic, it's about shedding light on the dark underbelly of our society
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And Evan Peters' performance just comes across as weird, like they're more interested in making him look good than telling the story of real people who were murdered by Dahmer. 
The show could have been so much more thought-provoking if they'd stuck to the facts and really explored the societal issues that led to his crimes. Instead, it just feels like a glorified true crime movie 
. And what's up with Niecy Nash's character being made into a narrator? It's just lazy storytelling 
. Overall, I think Ryan Murphy's team missed the mark on this one 
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What's the point of watching a show that's supposed to be about social justice if you're just gonna focus on the monster instead of the systemic issues? It feels like they're just trying to cash in on true crime vibes rather than actually saying something meaningful 
Evan Peters absolutely crushed it as Jeffrey, bringing so much depth to the character. I loved how Glenda Nash stepped up as the narrator, it was like she was having a real conversation with us about what's really going on in America 
. And let's be real, the whole thing feels way more " entertainment" than some boring documentary - that's what we need more of! 
IT FEELS LIKE THEY'RE TRYING TO MAKE DAHMER OUT TO BE SOME KIND OF SYMPATHETIC CHARACTER INSTEAD OF SHINING A LIGHT ON THE SYSTEMIC INJUSTICES THAT LED TO HIS ACTIONS 
. BY FOCUSING SO MUCH ON EVAN PETERS' PERFORMANCE, THEY'RE ACTUALLY DISTRACTING FROM THE REAL ISSUES AT HAND 
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