'Maybe death isn't the end': can a TV series prove the existence of an afterlife? The victims – some brutally murdered, some left to call for help – ranged in age from six to 82. Sometimes the killer would leave Satanic messages or symbols, other times he paused to eat a piece of fruit from the fridge. Fear of the “unknown, nameless, faceless, kind of haunting nature” of the Night Stalker boogeyman “gripped the city”, Tiller Russell, the series’ director, told the Guardian. It’s time for something new,” he later added, pointing specifically to the death of black men at the hands of police.

Source: The Guardian January 12, 2021 15:00 UTC