Memories of a Murderer: The Nilsen Tapes

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Conrad S 10/04/2022 Serial killer true crime is known to be exploitative, titillating, devoid of psychological insight, etc. This is the exception that proves the rule. See more 11/14/2021 Very interesting delve into the mind of a narcissistic maniac. I like how the killer tells his story via autobiography over the top of police and victim accounts. See more 09/12/2021 It is best to only watch the trailer and remember it as a documentary you always wanted to watch, rather than actually watching it. See more 08/30/2021 Another crime documentary on Netflix, and this one depended on its unique premise of having the killer's tapes to make it special. This was quite a boring story with nothing that I have seen before. The murder was just another lesser Criminal Mind episode. Honestly, there was potential with the tapes because Nilsen's voice was calm but eerie at the same time. However, only half or less than that of the movie was his dialogues. Instead, there were more of the typical Netflix documentary style with the slow and indirect narrations from the interviewees. This works at first, but becomes monotonous and boring quickly. There one or two long monologues from Nilsen, and I think those were the most effective ones at keeping audiences on the edge. I wished the documentary would rely way more on his tapes. Overall, nothing really special from other Netflix crime documentaries. 5.5/10 See more farah r @Farah 08/24/2021 A boring and uninteresting documentary despite its intriguing subject. See more Agnes F @rendbezsoli 08/23/2021 Sad times for the poofters in London. See more Read all reviews

Memories of a Murderer: The Nilsen Tapes

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