StunnaKrypto
Self-important, over-dramatic, uninspired.
ReaderKenka
Let's be realistic.
Matrixiole
Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.
Cissy Évelyne
It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.
Gordon Meadows
I don't review much but this is worth the time.Much like HBO's 1st season of True Detective... Mindhunter has found a completely new way to get your attention when it comes to this genre. A refreshing and invigorating take on an old can't-get-enough genre for people like myself.This is completely unique. Why someone didn't think of doing a story around the formation of the Behavioral Science Division of the FBI is beyond me.The casting is on point. The dialogue is engaging. The story unfolds like a book. The pacing is just right. The production is well done. The camera work, direction, cinematography, lighting, music, props, costume, etc... are all as clearly well thought out as the crimes they investigate and discuss are.In the first season of particular note is the actor Cameron Britton. Not to spoil anything but his performance as Edmund Kemper is simply outstanding. You'll know who I'm talking about without knowing once he's introduced.If you enjoy detective novels, murder-mysteries, or serial-killer hunting stories... this is for you.I can't wait for the second season... but I was sold after the first episode.
gitaarmike
Dont believe the High ratings.
I watched all 10 episodes and it was boring man
aknnirala
One of the best series I have watched. Too bad only 10 episodes.Almost when I was giving up on almost all the series, I found this, and it was amazing. Sometimes it's a bit dark, but still an amazing series.
thexfiles-2012
I absolutely adored this. It has the look and overall feel of David Fincher's Zodiac, which is one of my favourite films of all time. This means it looks immaculate and exudes a sense of dread that is disturbing yet impossible to resist. In fact this is what peaks your interest, as the pacing can be slow and, as suggested by my title, the series is set around more a number of (well written) interviews rather than your typical tv show events. The two central performances are superb. Let's hope Season 2 keeps it moving along nicely.
