Hollywood may be turmoil amid the writers and actors strikes, but it’s safe to say that the cast and creative team behind Netflix’s “Dahmer ― Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” had a relatively good week. The 10-episode series, created by Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan, received a total of 13 Emmy Award nominations. AdvertisementOne person who wasn’t supportive of the Emmys recognition, however, was Thomas M. Jacobson, a retired attorney who represented some of the real-life Dahmer’s victims. He went on to single out Murphy for allegedly not getting the consent of the victims’ families before creating the show, thus having “further exploited and exacerbated the emotional burden they already carry.”AdvertisementEvan Peters as Jeffrey Dahmer in "Dahmer ― Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story." “Dahmer ― Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” premiered last fall to mostly positive reviews.

Source: Huffington Post July 15, 2023 08:36 UTC