n-escio

This is worthless. It feels like the guy who calls himself an "investigator" and claims he is going to try to finally find some real answers enjoys it a little bit too much to be in the spotlight himself while talking about how much he cares. 90% Of this documentary is old information, the rest is the guy talking about how he is going to finally do things right (hinting at how bad it was previously done, which is only partially true and mainly counts only for the West Arkansas police force and the prosecutors). I kept watching because I feel like only then I can truly make a claim on how good a show is, and I also couldn't help but stay curious until the end about whether there were going to be any new revelations, but no.

This wasn't bad, at all, but I wouldn't say this was mainly about the Times Square Killer. We get a lot of insight in the history of the porn industry on Times Square, a lot of interesting information, but not all that necessary for the case. A little bit of background information is crucial, but this was 50% on the actual killings and 50% about Times Square in the 70s and 80s. All and all I did really enjoy the series, it was good and I hadn't heard much on this particular killer before. Worth the watch.

I feel like it was too loosely scripted this time. I love improvisation, but there was no structure here at all. They kept repeating themselves (that damn hunger). I can't possibly rate it lower than a six though, because I love TPB nonetheless...