Dahmer
"Squid Game" hasn't felt this nervous about its overall Netflix record since the summer.
Twenty-two days after "Dahmer" debuted, "The Watcher," another Murphy Netflix hit, premiered. Is that $300 million finally paying off? Does anyone know?
The actor could only stay in the serial killer's headspace for so long.
Step aside "Bridgerton" Season 2; "Stranger Things 4," you're probably safe.
In just 12 days, Ryan Murphy's "Dahmer" is Netflix's 9th most-watched English-language TV series of all time.
Anne E. Schwartz says that Ryan Murphy's dramatization of the infamous serial killer “does not bear a great deal of resemblance to the facts of the case."
"I worked on this project and I was one of two Black people on the crew and they kept calling me her name," Kim Alsup, a crew member on the controversial Netflix hit, said.
Ryan Murphy's "Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story" opened to more hours-viewed than even "Squid Game" — in Week 1, at least.
What's real and what's fiction on Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan's Evan Peters-starring Netflix series?
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