S2.E1

Murder on 42nd St.

Episode aired Dec 29, 2021
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48m

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Scène de crime: Le tueur de Times Square (2021)

Bright lights, fear city: In Times Square, 1979, police stumble on a fiery "hotel room from hell" housing the bodies of two women.Bright lights, fear city: In Times Square, 1979, police stumble on a fiery "hotel room from hell" housing the bodies of two women.Bright lights, fear city: In Times Square, 1979, police stumble on a fiery "hotel room from hell" housing the bodies of two women.

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- Joe Berlinger
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6.7/10

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Director
- Joe Berlinger
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Malcolm Reiman

Self - NYPD Homicide Detective

Vernon Geberth

Self - NYPD Homicide Commander

Jim Reigel

Self - NYPD Detective

Josh Alan Friedman

Self - Author, 'Tales of Times Square'

Carl Weisbrod

Self - Mayor's Office of Midtown Enforcement

Larry Revene

Self - Cinematographer

Veronica Vera

Self - Sex Journalist, Porn Actor

Anthony Bianco

Self - Author, 'Ghosts of 42nd Street'

Melinda Chateauvert

Self - Author, 'Sex Workers Unite'
(as Dr. Melinda Chateauvert)

Rod Leith

Self - Journalist, Author

Jennifer Weiss

Self - Biological Daughter of Deedeh Goodarzi

Peter Vronsky

Self - Author, Investigative Historian
(as Dr. Peter Vronsky)

Romola Hodas

Self - Co-Author, 'The Princess of 42nd Street'

Allan Tannenbaum

Self - Photojournalist

Dominick Volpe

Self - Manhattan Office Worker

Thomas Bilotti

Self - Capo, Gambino Crime Family
(archive footage)

Paul Castellano

Self - Boss, Gambino Crime Family
(archive footage)

Marty Hodas

Self - Pornographer
(archive footage)
(as Martin Hodas)

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References Les hommes-grenouilles (1951)

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Featured review

8/10

A strong opening episode.

It's the end of the seventies, Times Square, New York, and The Police are dealing with a sexual sadist, after two women are found dead in a hotel room.

I have been to Times Square, and it is the most incredible place, if I'm honest I didn't know its history, this really did surprise me.

A true scene setter, this is one very gritty opening episode. I was surprised by just how much detail they went into here, it's harrowing, it's graphic, it makes for some uncomfortable viewing.

It's immaculately produced, and doesn't feel overdone, some of the more recent ones have been overly done.

8/10.