it was made for me i wanted this

one thing i love about this film (and great video by the way) is that when it came out, it split audiences on whether it was Pro-life or pro-choice? i saw this film as being pro-responsibility and pro-respect. Juno takes responsibility for her pregnancy, and every choice she makes is respected. She chooses to end the pregnancy, and Leah offers to book the appointment for her. Respect she actively looks for a potential family for her son, because for wants to find the right family. Responsibly she chooses to carry to term, and tell her parents, and her decision to give up the baby for adoption. Respected Vanessa offers an open adoption, and Juno tells her no.Vanessa respects her decision, but was still willing for it to be open. Vanessa will not even touch Juno's body, until she has permission to, because that's respect and Juno, even though Vanessa and Mark have split up, respects Vanessa and knows that her son will be in safe hands in the end one of the many reasons why i love this film so much

I had one eye open and I was reading your name and I thought it was meatpoop

The Pokémon music in the background of this video was so unexpected, but is so very calming.

I refused to watch this show because of another issue on the top of what you already mentioned! After seeing lots of memes and reels on social media praising Dahmer's 6 pack and sex!ness! which was highly disturbing. 👉On the other hand the movie "The Golden Glove" demonstrates this expertly, delving into the psyche of a killer while maintaining a clear moral stance and never losing sight of the terror and human cost of such crimes. you understand his motivations to a certain point but never ever glorify him because the movie didn't give any chance to do so! 👈 I have seen many serial killers series that mou feels like an ill-conceived attempt to turn serious issues into entertainment without any meaningful commentary, leaving a sour taste for viewers who recognize the dangers of normalizing such behavior. It's time for creators to move beyond these misguided glorifications and approach such topics with the gravity they deserve.

Inversion. Satan's favourite tool. Make good look bad and evil look good.

You could say it's inappropriate to turn atrocities like the holocaust into entertainment, but it's also important to tell these stories, to pass them on to future generations, and to open the door to talking about them. I remember a survivor saying in an interview that until Schindler's List came out, no one wanted to hear about her experiences. It was never discussed. Films are gonna reach a lot of people that books won't. Not that that erases the criticisms, but it seems an important factor.

The vile part is there was ALREADY a documentary on netflix on dahmer and the interviews he was in. There even one for Gacy too. And yet were still making content ovet these sick men?

The series eas good until it became all about thr chimp next door

I just watched this last night. I was bored to tears the whole time. I found none of it scary. The acting was awesome though. The directing was pretty dope. Just was never really scary which was a bummer because I heard the exact opposite of it from many others.

For the ones who are aknowledged in the dark path of the Ars Goecia and the left path of the occult and magic, Hereditary is even scarier than you think

Felt like Sam Levinson watched Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia and wondered what it would be like if Larry Clark wrote his own version of 90210.

I feel like it's just common sense that if you're going to address the very neglected issue of male victims of SA then you probably shouldn't hypersexualize the subjects involved in that discussion. I remember seeing screenshots from this show and I legitimately thought it was from softcore gay p*rn, with their fit, tanned bodies covered in nothing but little speedos.

I LOVE that he mentioned mindhunter series. Although slightly slow at times, mindhunter was one of the best criminal series I’ve watched.

We all know who this was made for...... White people lets be honest

People loving and making excuses for Tate make me think of the people who romanticize the Ascended version of Astarion in BG3. The writers made it VERY clear (even flat-out saying that's his bad ending) that he's not someone who loves you, and they even put it in the inner monologue that he looks at you as lesser because you choose to be with him (even though you're the hero of the entire story), but I'll see people being like, "Oh, he just loves Tav in his own way," and "He threatens Tav's life when they want to leave because he wants to keep them close." Point being, toxic people who clearly need deep, extensive psychotherapy will see a lover in a monster even when the monster says they're a monster and will harm you. I'm NGL, I really dislike such people. That being said, this show irresponsibly _does_ make a monster a lover. At least Astarion has to earn his redemption and respect and return your love in his good ending in BG3.

I never got into the series because of this season! The teen storyline was so harmful to me even then, and I felt disgusted by how irresponsible and dangerous it was to tell a story that way. The showrunner wasn't someone I could trust.

i still dont understand how people don't find these kind of shows sickening. profiting of off recreating the darkest moments in people's lives. it's disgusting

one show is too many… there should be none that try to normalize showing sex with minors. doesn’t matter if they are showing that it is adults taking advantage of them. you are still showing sex with minors. doesn’t matter if the character is played by an adult. all these shows need to be taken down from all platforms

What is the sound used in between talking points? It sounds so familiar but I can't place it

From my view it's just a show about awful people being awful to other awful people. Didn't care for it.

I don't understand how can being altruistic be bad? I do what I can when I can for everyone around me this makes me a bad person well I'd rather be a bad person ? I'd rather be altruistic humble grateful for what I have and giving that gives me the ability to adapt to be a narcissistic macho man fuck with like Christian.

When my wife died in 2000 her biological father who was now divorced from her biological mother no one cried and I thought that this was strange my family was very emotional. And when I reached out for even a scintilla of support I was told to get over it I was not allowed to grieve in fact I had both sides of the family her step family and her biological family blaming me for her death and it was obvious they didn't care. I wanted to go after her father's stepdaughter and punch her in the face for bringing a screaming child to Wendy's wake growing up I kept to myself and now I keep to myself strictly because I know there's no one out there that's going to give a shit. Whether I live or die so I decided to live for myself and maybe I made some mistakes along the way and maybe people look down on me for it but fuck them you got to be able to pick yourself up sometime but I would seriously like to look into echoism.

it pisses me of that they made this guy "pop culture" (not really but you get what I mean) so when someone wears these types of glasses people say "jeffrey dahmer glasses", like wtf.

the show is gross. finding loopholes to show underage sex. just because teenagers do these things doesn’t mean there should be a show about it

Ok I suggest you go to Papa Meats review of this and he will show you how wrong you are. Just to have a different look at it because he makes a lot of valid points that you missed.

I haven’t watch the show so I’m going off of your word Why the fuck did they romanticize a killer? The actual fandom will do that shit enough.. (looking at you, slasher fandom.)

Season 1 is the best season I'll watch the video, but easy downvote The show got progressive worse since season 1 and I am not onboard with people that actually keep watching this show because past Season 4 the show got REALLY bad

10:00 you you know you could say I it dahmer-nated

You really going to call Ellen Paige a he but the. Turn around and call Juno a she no matter which way you believe about trans issues that’s hypocritical

wah wah wah

Okay lemme preface, I am a psychology nerd. I think Hereditary is fucking perfect. The way the mom acts throughout, waking up in what clearly isn’t sleepwalking, her brother having did and her mom. SHE HAS FUCKING DID, “multiple personality disorder” it is a movie about hereditary-> the biological hereditary aspect of mental illness as well as the grandmas literal hereditary almost heirloom of a cult. I think it’s perfect and I love hereditary

We gravitate to this stuff because as primates, it is our nature...

36:59 if it helps at all you’ve at least ensured i’m not ever going to watch this show. and actually have prompted me to want to learn more about the real story that’s been butchered here. i think you’re providing an outlet for people who want to culturally understand without supporting this show

Man lot of weird people, drake supporters you would say

Easy answer, people who like crime shows. Like it’s not that weird of a topic? Like people usually find the villain of a story lmao.

Honestly I'm so f*cking sick of networks Glorifying serial killers or murderers, it's why we continue to hear it on the news so much cause it's all you hear.

It was made for me

they totally tried to entertain the viewers with the story of this murderer

Funny enough, the town i live in shows up in a driving scene

Who was Dahmer? Dahmer was made for me. I'm a life-long fan of horror movies, and death metal, and true crime. The psychology of serial killers has always fascinated me. I thought it was a good show. It did a great job of portraying how serial killers are people too, even though they do terrible things. They often have complex inner lives just like everyone else, and it's always fascinating to see how someone ends up that way.

Midsommar is mid but hereditary for sure is one of the greats of horror now.

The show was made for entertainment. It wasn’t made with the victims in mind, its disgusting.

wow this is an incredibly written video essay. the most perfect, articulate analysis of this movie ever.

To answer your question with my opinions: - Dahmer was made as a moral obfuscation. - It was made for people who were not a part of the community, not even in the same region, I think. The same way Americans are just consuming and chugging on all of the juicy Hitler movies. Sure, let's honor the victims but Jeffrey Dahmer is clearly more than just a serial killer. So many philosophical, psychological, criminological, sociological and even historic debates, many which feels like can not be answered for the sole purpose of respecting the family members. - The "fake scenes" were not the director using the guy to create a narrative storyline. I think it created a hypothetical scenario that speaks for itself about criminals: Killing was Dahmer's addiction. He will relapse. The statement here is: No, even if he found true love with the most ideal, trustworthy, loving partner. Even if he changed his life around and earned the happy tears of his father, by being proud of his son. Not even these could combat the most quintessential parts of why he did all of this: Addiction. The same mental process that makes cigarette quitters relapse after 3-4 years of quitting. The same mental process that keeps dying alcoholics drink more. And the same mental process which was at play when two hedonistic, poor people won the lottery and became rich. They became poor and homeless again eventually. Why? Because they are addicted to this lifestyle. They refuse to learn better. - And the story they created with Tony was exactly portraying this. The message was: "No, dear viewers. Don't feel bad for him. Even if he got everything he desired, he was already at the point of no return. It was not the world that was cruel to him. It was his addiction taking over his life." - The scenes for his "backstory" were not all focusing on his past to create an epic villain backstory. And in fact, past affects the way we make decisions in later life. I don't think there are any scholar studies proving this otherwise. Thus, it is important. On top of all of that, peering into his past, allowed us to see the pattern in which a serial killer is created. For example: Let's not gut roadkill animals in the most adaptive stage of your son's emotional and sexual development. Or for example, let's not normalize seeing your mother holding a knife against your dad during the same stage in life. Sure, these were not a chain of events resulting into the creation of Joker. Rather, micro-factors that all contributed to the distortion of his personality. His happy place was destroyed by arguing parents, and his "getaway" was gutting animals. The same way people who escaped arguing parents by playing video games, are still playing video games to this day, yes? - The scenes about past also contributes to a historic account on "being loose". And this is a huge theme you did not mention. I could list the many powerful moments where the show highlights a chain of events not leading to the creation of Dahmer, but rather, leading to individuals in the time's society coming to a decision. The cop who decided to not arrest the drunk 18 years old driver. The cop who decided to not investigate into gay people's things. The principal who decided to let a talented student fall out of college. The shop owner who decided to employ the guy as a butcher. The policeman who ignored how a guy living with his grandmother literally drugged a man in his house. "I don't know how pills even look like". All it would have take is a background check to see that he worked as a medical assistant, and as a medical expert in the military, and that he was lying. TLDR: I think the many things you view as "Bad bad corporate creating fake stories to entertain people with other people's death, ignoring their families" is actually just a popular trope that is hiding ethical narratives, to teach the current generation when to not believe in bullshit. All people acting cool in the story, ultimately enabled the death of the victims. The victims were not only the victims of Dahmer. They were the victims of a time and place where "being cool" was more important than "being responsible".

Coraline is a modern day masterpiece with a tale as iconic as old folklore.

I do feel like- yes it gets exploitative and people cant focus on what the show is about especially WITH cats storyline. She became a object. Accidently the looses point. This is why things should be a mini series and a short story...they work much better. Even if the plot is lost if the character development is good- like the shorts. You can carry a good story.

“Good art should disturb the comfortable and comfort the disturbed”

the fact that youtube recomend this video after the incendt with the ceo in New York is wild

Does anyone know the song playing in the background Please i really tried to find to it😭