Monsters Inside: The 24 Faces of Billy Milligan

I watched this and was very disappointed at how little they talked about the victims of this "person" It centered on making Billy the victim, trying to gather sympathy for him, and all the while the real victims are largely forgotten.

I'm sorry to say but I'm not sure the director of this documentary know what he is doing. The scenarios where the various actors are interviewed are hilarious out of place: inside a safe? Between two shelves? In a cell? Along some corridors? The editing is confusing, musics excessive.

The story is interesting but very poorly told.

The story of Billy Milligan is fascinating, a serial rapist and habitual criminal, who had a unique defence, multiple personality disorder. The story is fascinating, if you have an interest in psychology, or indeed in films such as Split, there really is a fascinating story here.

My advice however would be to read the various texts published, as this production isn't good. This is the most over produced documentary series that you will ever see, the cutaways, made up footage, and interviews are all over the place, it is a jumbled mess.

Too many people are interviewed, and the information is all too sporadic, too chaotic, it makes it so difficult to follow and engage in.

There are some fascinating accounts, Billy's siblings are fascinating to hear, unfortunately the camera is zooming all over the place, and the music overtakes, which is a real shame.

A fascinating story, unfortunately it's an over produced mess, which is two episodes too long, 5/10.

Netflix trying to make a series out of a story that could be told in one episode.

I haven't finished this series yet but it must be said... I'm DISTRACTED from the story being told by whomever is the locations manager for the interviews. These places are tight and off putting. I'm not interested in what's being said because I'm trying to understand who put this attorney in a bank vault? Or these doctors in RANDOM jail cell settings? Or a Church!? You're taken away from the story and distracted by the settings because of 1. The actual setting itself and horrible lighting 2. The way in which a camera is allowed to setup in that right setting. One doctor looked as though she was a hundred feet away stuffed between two grills!?! It's insane and TERRIBLE!