True-crime followers, brace yourselves. “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,” the wildly common (and extremely controversial) Netflix restricted collection following Evan Peters’s Jeffrey Dahmer, is getting two extra seasons.
Despite widespread controversy and considerations concerning the present romanticizing serial killers and failing the households of Dahmer’s real-life victims, “Monster” drew in viewers, and so they could not look away. Four weeks after its launch, “Monster” grew to become the second-most-watched English-language series in Netflix’s historical past, crushed solely by “Stranger Things” season 4.
Netflix’s Head of Global TV Bela Bajaria praised cocreators Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan, calling them and “Watcher” cocreator Eric Newman “masterful storytellers who captivated audiences all around the world” in a press release (by way of Variety).
The first season of “Monster” tells a whole story with a really definitive finale, and no official date for season two has been introduced. Murphy instructed The Hollywood Reporter he spent greater than three years researching and creating the ten episodes about Dahmer. Given the present’s reputation, Netflix might not wish to wait fairly that lengthy to air season two. Either approach, followers could have some time to attend.
If you are curious the place the collection will go subsequent, now we have solutions.
