The Giza Killer

The series take place in Egypt and speak about a story of a serial killer , they say its based on a real story but there are a lot of differences, but it's worth watching.

If you one of the people who is interested in serial killer series so its a good one but the end is not that good i think they can make it better.

The actor who do the Jaber role was good really and its a huge difference from the usual character that he usually do, take 10/10 for acting.

I give its 7 because i think that they can choose a better cast and they can make the story a little bit better.

I think there is a plan to make season two(not want to mention any spoiler) but its better not to do as it good to end it like this.

The series is overrated and very bad. I'm someone who doesn't usually watch Egyptian series these days, but I decided to check it out because of the hype around it. As I expected, the series doesn't deserve more than a 3 out of 10, and even that's being generous. The acting is very weak, and all the actors are there through connections rather than talent. There's no dramatic depth at all-the plot is weak, the direction is poor, and the script and dialogue are flimsy, weak, and often laughable.

Egyptian acting is dead, and no one should expect anything good from it as long as a single entity monopolizes production, leaving no opportunities for real actors. Egyptian acting has been deliberately destroyed and eroded, and it will be hard to find actors like Nour El-Sherif, Adel Imam, Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, and Ahmed Zaki again. Likewise, finding talents like Osama Anwar Okasha and Yahia El Alami will be nearly impossible.

Utterly disappointed from this show. Its poor direction was painfully evident throughout, with scenes feeling disjointed and lacking coherence. The acting was equally miserable, with performances that failed to convey any genuine emotion or depth.

To make matters worse, the storyline diverged so drastically from actual events that it was difficult to recognize any connection. It's disheartening to see such a blatant disregard for historical accuracy in an Egyptian drama.

In essence, this show was a prime example of how not to create a compelling narrative. With subpar direction, woeful acting, and a story that seemed to have no regard for authenticity, this Egyptian drama reached a new low that left me questioning the industry's standards.

The series was very beautiful and Ahmed Fahmy's acting was legendary, but the ending was not the best I wanted a better ending, but it's not the worst either, but in the end you have to watch the series. The series was very beautiful and Ahmed Fahmy's acting was legendary, but the ending was not the best I wanted a better ending, but it's not the worst either, but in the end you have to watch the series. The series was very beautiful and Ahmed Fahmy's acting was legendary, but the ending was not the best I wanted a better ending, but it's not the worst either, but in the end you have to watch the series.

Not much fuss. Not much muss.

A different cereal killer style series, this one. Very understated, emotion free, for the most part. Believably evil killer diller. The fact that many of the victims were kinda annoying made me think of A Shock to the System, a few times during the episodes. But Jaber was not near as sympathetic a character as Michael Caine was in his movie. So while that movie messed with your values a bit, there was no such frisson in this series. Very watchable, though. Especially as the average runtime of actual story was about 37 mins. Kept things moving right along. An easy binge. . .