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Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story – Ep. 5: “Blood on Their Hands”

Everyone failed to stop Jeffrey Dahmer, from his family to the cops to the courts. This also damaged people of colour and their families in various communities.

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Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story – Ep. 4: “The Good Boy Box”

Jeffrey drifts from high school to college to the army, but nothing works. Eventually he finds what he’s good at: preying on other gay men.

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Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story – Ep. 3: “Doin’ a Dahmer”

Jeffrey struggles with being alone. Then, in June of 1978, he kills for the first time.

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Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story – Episode One

Jeffrey Dahmer brings a man home from the bar one night; a night of terror.

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[Fantasia 2022] A Complicated Web of Societal Violence in PIGGY

When a young fat woman is bullied by her peers she winds up on a desolate road where she witnesses something horrific. But will she tell anyone?

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Fear the Walking Dead 7×03: “Cindy Hawkins”

John Sr. and June try to ride out their days in the bunker, until someone comes knocking.

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[31 Days of Halloween – Day 1] True Crime Ethics & Mommy Issues in THE UNGODLY

The 1st 31 Days of Halloween looks at THE UNGODLY, a brutal, disturbing look at true crime ethics and a Freudian killer.

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NO MAN OF GOD: Moral Relativism & the Uncomfortable Humanity of Ted Bundy

Amber Sealey’s NO MAN OF GOD explores the corrosiveness of being in close proximity to Ted Bundy through FBI Agent Bill Hagmaier.

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[Fantasia 2021] Short Films: VICTIM NO. 6 / DANA / SHE WHISTLES

Three short films, each about killer women subverting various gendered power dynamics.

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Dire & Disappointing Lessons of Masculinity in THE WOLF OF SNOW HOLLOW

A small town cop grapples with toxic masculinity and misogyny. But does The Wolf of Snow Hollow really tackle any of it?

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[Fantasia 2020] Cold & Disparate Moralities in Christian Alvart’s FREIES LAND

Alvart’s remake touches deeply on issues of class, nation, and morality.

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The Alienist – Angel of Darkness: “Last Exit to Brooklyn”

While Byrnes causes brutality to find the missing Vanderbilt baby, Sara, John, and Laszlo keep up their investigation.