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Jacobson produces a remarkably creepy piece of cinema that disturbs by suggestion, nuance and ambiguity.Full Review
To explain a serial killer is to diminish his madness, but Dahmer does something quietly riveting. It lets you brush up against the humanity of a psycho, without making him any less psycho.Full Review
Jacobson has achieved the unthinkable: He humanizes a notoriously brutal psychopath and, in the process, leaves the audience with an unwelcome sense of complicity.Full Review
Uses the serial killer's life as the starting point for a hypnotic examination of the farthest reaches of loneliness and alienation.Full Review
