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* Holden’s first interview with Ed Kemper. Stand out moment has to be when Kemper graphically describes to Holden the various difficulties involved with ''having sex with a severed human head''.
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* The Houston "Candyman" murders get only some mentions but might be the most evil in the show: an adult who manipulates teenagers into bring him their friends and acquaintances so he can rape, torture, and murder them. Repeatedly.
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* The Houston "Candyman" murders get only some mentions but might be the most evil in the show: an adult who manipulates teenagers into bring bringing him their friends and acquaintances acquaintances, so he can rape, torture, and murder them. Repeatedly.
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* The Houston "Candyman" murders get only some mentions but might be the most evil in the show: an adult who manipulates teenagers to bring him their friends and acquaintances so he can rape, torture, and murder them. Repeatedly.
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* The Houston "Candyman" murders get only some mentions but might be the most evil in the show: an adult who manipulates teenagers to into bring him their friends and acquaintances so he can rape, torture, and murder them. Repeatedly.
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* Starting with literally ''the opening credits'', which show loving closeups of 70s audio recording equipment intercut with almost subliminal blips of bound, mutilated corpses.
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* The Houston "Candyman" murders get only some mentions but might be the most evil in the show: an adult who manipulates teenagers to bring him their friends and acquitances so he can rape, torture, and murder them. Repeatedly.
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* The Houston "Candyman" murders get only some mentions but might be the most evil in the show: an adult who manipulates teenagers to bring him their friends and acquitances acquaintances so he can rape, torture, and murder them. Repeatedly.
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"brainwashing" is pseudoscience. https://theconversation.com/the-brainwashing-myth-99272
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* The Houston "Candyman" murders get only some mentions but might be the most evil in the show: an adult who brainwashes manipulates teenagers to bring him their friends and acquitances so he can rape, torture, and murder them. Repeatedly.
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** The entire opening scene of Season 2 - soundtracked by 'In Every Dream Home A Heartache' by Music/RoxyMusic - leads you to believe the woman entering her home may be BTK's next victim; [[spoiler: She's actually his wife.]]
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* Holden's panic attack during the Season 1 finale.
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* The Houston "Candyman" murders get only some mentions but might be the most evil in the show: an adult who brainwashes teenagers to bring him their friends and acquitances so he can rape, torture, and murder them. Repeatedly.
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* From the Season 2 trailer, the mask [[spoiler:that BTK put on to roleplay as his victims and relive the crimes.]]
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** The baby-like vocalizations that sound when he puts on the mask.
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** The "souvenirs" BTK collected from his victims are placed on display during one of his disturbing roleplay sessions.
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* The incident where Brian was involved.
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* The Atlanta murders. Children disappearing in broad daylight. A nauseatingly high body count. Made worse by the fact that it's very likely there were ''multiple murderers'' and only one was caught.
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* From the Season 2 trailer, the mask [[spoiler:that BTK put on to roleplay as his victims and relive the crimes.]]
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKMMpCuK3bA This]] video of Cameron Britton getting into character as Ed Kemper demonstrates how well-deserved his Emmy nomination is. Even without the physical transformation, the moment his voice changes is utterly chilling.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKMMpCuK3bA This]] video of Cameron Britton getting into character as Ed Kemper demonstrates how well-deserved his Emmy nomination is. Even without the physical transformation, the moment his voice changes is utterly chilling.''chilling''.
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** Kemper himself is utterly chilling, helped in no small part by Cameron Britton’s superb performance. He is a master manipulator and is very good at making himself appear AffablyEvil to Holdon and the guards at the prison. Anyone familiar with his crimes will recognize this as part of his modus operandi to make himself out to be a GentleGiant to help catch his victims off guard. Viewers might feel unnerved as they themselves find Kemper strangely likable, even as he describes his most horrific actions.
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** Kemper himself is utterly chilling, helped in no small part by Cameron Britton’s superb performance. He is a master manipulator and is very good at making himself appear AffablyEvil to Holdon Holden and the guards at the prison. Anyone familiar with his crimes will recognize this as part of his modus operandi to make himself out to be a GentleGiant to help catch his victims off guard. Viewers might feel unnerved as they themselves find Kemper strangely likable, even as he describes his most horrific actions.
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* Jerry Brudos is deeply unnerving due to his jovial remorselessness and his description of how he lured in one of his victims, and how the mood of his impromptu modelling session gradually turned.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKMMpCuK3bA This]] video of Cameron Britton getting into character as Ed Kemper demonstrates how well-deserved his Emmy nomination is. Even without the physical transformation, the moment his voice changes is utterly chilling.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKMMpCuK3bA This]] video of Cameron Britton getting into character as Ed Kemper demonstrates how well-deserved his Emmy nomination is. Even without the physical transformation, the moment his voice changes is utterly chilling.chilling.
* Jerry Brudos is deeply unnerving due to his jovial remorselessness and his description of how he lured in one of his victims, and how the mood of his impromptu modelling session gradually turned.
* Jerry Brudos is deeply unnerving due to his jovial remorselessness and his description of how he lured in one of his victims, and how the mood of his impromptu modelling session gradually turned.
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** More GenreSavvy viewers will be tearing their hair out at Holden’s utter carelessness during the interview. He insists on having Kemper’s handcuffs removed, let’s Kemper freely move about the room, eats food brought to him by the man, ignores most of Bill’s advice on interviewing him, and generally lets himself be drawn in by Kemper’s AffablyEvil mask. At one point he even allows Kemper to approach him and ''put his hands on his throat'' without voicing any objection or calling for a guard. Holden is very lucky that Kemper didn’t seize that opportunity to kill him or to inflict serious harm on him and his obliviousness to the danger he is in only makes the tension worse.
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** More GenreSavvy viewers will be tearing their hair out at Holden’s utter carelessness during the interview. He insists on having Kemper’s handcuffs removed, let’s lets Kemper freely move about the room, eats food brought to him by the man, ignores most of Bill’s advice on interviewing him, and generally lets himself be drawn in by Kemper’s AffablyEvil mask. At one point he even allows Kemper to approach him and ''put his hands on his throat'' without voicing any objection or calling for a guard. Holden is very lucky that Kemper didn’t seize that opportunity to kill him or to inflict serious harm on him and his obliviousness to the danger he is in only makes the tension worse.
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** Kemper himself is utterly chilling, helped in no small part by Cameron Britton’s superb performance. He is a master manipulator and is very good at making himself appear AffablyEvil to Holdon and the guards at the prison. Anyone familiar with his crimes will recognize this as part of his modus operandi to make himself out to be a GentleGiant to help catch his victims off guard. Viewers might feel unnerved as they themselves find Kemper strangely likable, even as he describes his most horrific actions.
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** Kemper himself is utterly chilling, helped in no small part by Cameron Britton’s superb performance. He is a master manipulator and is very good at making himself appear AffablyEvil to Holdon and the guards at the prison. Anyone familiar with his crimes will recognize this as part of his modus operandi to make himself out to be a GentleGiant to help catch his victims off guard. Viewers might feel unnerved as they themselves find Kemper strangely likable, even as he describes his most horrific actions.actions.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKMMpCuK3bA This]] video of Cameron Britton getting into character as Ed Kemper demonstrates how well-deserved his Emmy nomination is. Even without the physical transformation, the moment his voice changes is utterly chilling.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKMMpCuK3bA This]] video of Cameron Britton getting into character as Ed Kemper demonstrates how well-deserved his Emmy nomination is. Even without the physical transformation, the moment his voice changes is utterly chilling.
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Mindhunter is a show about interviewing serial killers. NightmareFuel is a given.
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* Starting with literally ''the opening credits'', which show loving closeups of 70s audio recording equipment intercut with almost subliminal blips of bound, mutilated corpses.
* Holden’s first interview with Ed Kemper. Stand out moment has to be when Kemper graphically describes to Holden the various difficulties involved with ''having sex with a severed human head''.
** More GenreSavvy viewers will be tearing their hair out at Holden’s utter carelessness during the interview. He insists on having Kemper’s handcuffs removed, let’s Kemper freely move about the room, eats food brought to him by the man, ignores most of Bill’s advice on interviewing him, and generally lets himself be drawn in by Kemper’s AffablyEvil mask. At one point he even allows Kemper to approach him and ''put his hands on his throat'' without voicing any objection or calling for a guard. Holden is very lucky that Kemper didn’t seize that opportunity to kill him or to inflict serious harm on him and his obliviousness to the danger he is in only makes the tension worse.
** Kemper himself is utterly chilling, helped in no small part by Cameron Britton’s superb performance. He is a master manipulator and is very good at making himself appear AffablyEvil to Holdon and the guards at the prison. Anyone familiar with his crimes will recognize this as part of his modus operandi to make himself out to be a GentleGiant to help catch his victims off guard. Viewers might feel unnerved as they themselves find Kemper strangely likable, even as he describes his most horrific actions.
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* Starting with literally ''the opening credits'', which show loving closeups of 70s audio recording equipment intercut with almost subliminal blips of bound, mutilated corpses.
* Holden’s first interview with Ed Kemper. Stand out moment has to be when Kemper graphically describes to Holden the various difficulties involved with ''having sex with a severed human head''.
** More GenreSavvy viewers will be tearing their hair out at Holden’s utter carelessness during the interview. He insists on having Kemper’s handcuffs removed, let’s Kemper freely move about the room, eats food brought to him by the man, ignores most of Bill’s advice on interviewing him, and generally lets himself be drawn in by Kemper’s AffablyEvil mask. At one point he even allows Kemper to approach him and ''put his hands on his throat'' without voicing any objection or calling for a guard. Holden is very lucky that Kemper didn’t seize that opportunity to kill him or to inflict serious harm on him and his obliviousness to the danger he is in only makes the tension worse.
** Kemper himself is utterly chilling, helped in no small part by Cameron Britton’s superb performance. He is a master manipulator and is very good at making himself appear AffablyEvil to Holdon and the guards at the prison. Anyone familiar with his crimes will recognize this as part of his modus operandi to make himself out to be a GentleGiant to help catch his victims off guard. Viewers might feel unnerved as they themselves find Kemper strangely likable, even as he describes his most horrific actions.
