WIs the hat a killer? Although the stories Lurid has long fascinated the public, the massive popularity of the stories of real crimes and emissions on the murder clearly shows that we remain pierced by people who commit unthinkable crimes. This is certainly the case with Netflix Youwhich has become one of the most popular series of streamer through five seasons since 2018.
You Stars Penn Badgley in the role of Joe Goldberg, a serial killer who also happens to be a desperate romantic in New York. His adventure brought him abroad to London, but in YouThe fifth and last season, he returned to New York, where he tries to rehabilitate himself with a new wife and a new vision of life. But how long can it last when he meets another woman who can be his soul mate?
The reaction to Joe Goldberg was strange – many declared their obsession for him because he is undeniably beautiful (something that You Play significantly), even if he is a killer and a composure psychopath to start. That said, the fascination for Joe reflects a greater cultural obsession for serial killers. As YouOne of the most scandalous serial killers in recent memory, we end up ending, we have suggestions for your next watch. Whether you are looking for more shows that explore the spirit of a killer, a daring psychological thriller or a more comical vision of crime, these options should have something for each type of spectator of serial killers.
In the mind of a killer
Dexter
Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) is a legal technician in Miami PD leading a double life in this touch of welcome to the police procedure. DexterThe protagonist solves crimes, but he is also a vigilant serial killer. Not different from Joe, Dexter has a strict moral code with regard to his murders: he only targets criminals of the cute belly of Miami. Balancing your two different worlds is not easy, but it makes television extremely convincing. The fans' consensus is that the first four seasons are brilliant before a constant drop in quality, ending with what is largely considered to be one of the worst finals of the series of all time. Always, Dexter is from the most popular showtime series, and he generated two derivative series (Dexter: Original sin And Dexter: New blood) with more on the way.
Available to broadcast on Netflix, Paramount +, And Fubo
Candy
Ella Purnell's star skyrocketed thanks to the roles Yellow Jackets And To fall. But his best job arrives CandyA jewel hidden on Starz. Purnell plays Rhiannon, a shy and unpretentious woman. Even in his small English town, his identity is defined by the others: his father, the family business and his former school intimidator which is always part of his life. But a shocking action completely changes the Rhiannon trajectory when it [possible to hint at what she does without completely spoiling it?] And she slowly enters hers in an unlikely and surprising way. Candy is a dark and slow combustion thriller on self -discovery, with handling and bloody murder.
Available to broadcast on Starz and Prime
Motel Bates
Alfred Hitchcock Psycho Make the whole world is afraid of taking the shower, but it also introduced a legendary villain to Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins). More than 50 years later, Bates was brought back to life in the A&E Motel BatesA prequel to the film that follows Norman (Freddie Highmore) as a student while he and his mother, Norma (Vera Farmiga), open a motel. The oldest scripted show in history A&E, Motel Bates examines the complicated (and often very frightening) ending relationship between the mother and the son, and how their influence on each other makes the events of Psycho Feel intended. After all, a boy's best friend is his mother.
Available to broadcast on bonus
Dark police procedures
Minor
Who knew that research could be so interesting? MinorThe incursion of David Fincher in 2017 on television, focuses on a special FBI research project in which the agents of Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallary) interviews serial killers imprisoned in order to learn their state of mind and apply their reflection to resolve long -standing cases. This is one of the most disturbing series of the streaming era, with an overview of some of the most dangerous murderers in America in the late 1970s and in the early 80s. It may have been canceled too early, but the two seasons that exist are among the best televisions you can get.
Available to broadcast on Netflix
Broadchurch
A peaceful and dreamlike British seaside town is torn apart by the mysterious death of an 11 -year -old boy and the frenzy of the following media. The sergeant-detective Ellie Miller (Olivia Colman) and the inspector-detective Alec Hardy (David Tennant) are on the case, and Broadchurch is also interested in the dynamics between Miller and Hardy only in city dwellers.
Only the 3 seasons of Broadchurch Focus on the same incident, drawing it from the discovery of the killer, the court and the consequences. Broadchurch won 3 baftas, and the casting is stacked with many larger stars in Britain, notably Jodie Whittaker, Jonathan Bailey, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Charlotte Rampling and Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
Available to broadcast on Peacock
Luther
John Luther is a detective who knows how to do the work. A dedicated cop working for the unity of serious crime, Luther has seen her fair share of horrible scenes and shocking violence, which continue to haunt him. When he starts investigating the killer Alice Morgan (Ruth Wilson), it seems that Luther will be changed forever. Throughout the series, Luther's relationship with Morgan becomes more and more dangerous while he is looking for evidence to put her away for good. Will Morgan stay two steps forward, or can he finally catch it?
Available to broadcast on Hulu, Britbox and AMC +
Psychological thrillers
Sharp objects
Journalist Camille Preaker (Amy Adams) has trouble with alcoholism and has recently been released from a psychiatric hospital, but is taken in a new mission when two young girls are killed in her hometown, Wind Gap, Missouri. Upon her return to the swampy and haunted city, she finds her authoritarian and extremely critical mother, Adora (a magnificent Patricia Clarkson) and Amma with half-sister (Eliza Scanlen). Based on the novel by Gillian Flynn (“Gone Girl”), the series is masterfully directed by Jean-Marc Vallée, manufacturing a thrilling ride of the South sumptuously with an irresistible slow burn. And you will never see the great twist coming.
Available to broadcast on max
Servant
After the loss of their baby Jericho, Dorothy (Lauren Ambrose) and Sean Turner (Toby Kebbell) hire Leanne (Nell Tiger Libre) to be their residence nanny. It is because Dorothy, deep in trauma, thinks that the Reborn doll that replaced Jericho is their real and living child. Leanne does not hesitate to engage in her new role, and things are starting to become more and more bizarre from there. Servant is a marvel of the design of production – almost all the episodes of four seasons take place entirely within the walls of the town house of Turner, giving life to the house in an exciting and unpredictable manner. The performances are great in all areas, Ambrose delivering one of the best screen performance of the last decade. Gloriously disturbing, disturbing and full of twists and turns, Servant is a spectacular look at the family and the essential weight of sorrow.
Available to broadcast on Appletv +
A lighter side for murder
Dead for me
The emissions on the murder do not have to be all unhappy. Example: Dead for meWith Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini. Jen (Applegate) and Judy (Cardellini) become fast friends, linking recent losses to a mourning support group. Things become endlessly more complicated from there, because the pair becomes linked by something completely different: covering crime. Dead for me is not opposed to the tragedy of death or the serious implications of murder, but it is also a comforting and easily bingable story of female friendship.
Available to broadcast on Netflix
Bad sisters
All right, Bad sisters is actually quite dark. But it's also very funny! Unfolding on several deadlines, Bad sisters takes place in Dublin, after the five Garvey sisters in the aftermath of a mysterious death. Everyone has a reason to hate John Paul (Claes Bang), the authoritarian and violent husband of one of the sisters, Grace Garvey (Anne-Marie Duff). When John Paul died in suspicious and unexpected circumstances, the death investigation company, and a central mystery emerges: did John Paul dead, or did the Garveys conspired to kill and cover him? The show, created, produced by and with Sharon Horgan, is an excellent black comedy on the power of fraternity and the links that bind us. While season 1 looked like a full show, his second season proved that there was much more life to explore in the Garvey family.
Available to broadcast on Appletv +
