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I'm going to try and be kind by first saying that the narrator is doing the job she got cadt for. It stops there. The narrator sounds like a child reading from a 2nd grade reader. It is completely distracting and annoying during this show. That voice does nothing to lend drama or terrifying urgency to the crimes being committed. Dear Narrator, you can keep your voiceover job but for a different kind of show, like children's storytelling maybe. The show itself is fine, pretty scary to see that much anger or hatred lead to murder. For now I keep watching to a minimum, until the female voice is replaced.

I do enjoy these types of shows and this one isn't bad other than the narrator....she is absolutely annoying to the point when I hear her start to talk I have to mute it. Lately I've been watching with CC on and just keep it muted the whole time. Please, as you can see from almost all reviews, get rid of her!

OK, the re-enactments are done somewhat well, but why does it seem every "authority" they interview blames music (especially Metal), movies, and Hollywood for the crimes these maniacs have done? If you want to blame someone, how about the killers? I have been into horror and metal since 1982 and I have yet to commit a crime more serious than skateboarding in public. Seems to me the producers have an agenda here, and that's not how documentary style programming should be. State the facts, leave your agenda out of it.

I haven't seen this sooo...ya...lol, do what you will with that information. But if what jenniferbeaune said is what they said in this program? Then this program definitively has some shaky foundations. Bc for one million percent sure: watching horror movies, watching/listening to other dark stuff, or playing violent video games as a young'n abbbbsolutely for sure neither indicates that you're going to be a killer or violent in some way as an adult; nor does increase your chances of being like that. So if this show or movie or whatever even hints that that's the case, it's realllly reaching.

I consider only the first season, the one with the male narrator, the ONLY season of "Killer Kids". What came afterward was NOT "Killer Kids". It's just like with the TV show "Unusual Suspects". It's so different now (different narrator, graphics, and directing style), it doesn't feel like the same show.

I like the original "Killer Kids" because it shows that other countries and nations, like Canada and Europe, are not immune to crime, especially crimes committed by teenagers and young adults.