There are Hollywood movies and/or miniseries about Jeffrey Dahmer and Ted Bundy. When will there be a dramatic portrayal of Samuel Little, the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history?
Serial killer movies/shows
There are Hollywood movies and/or miniseries about Jeffrey Dahmer and Ted Bundy. When will there be a dramatic portrayal of Samuel Little, the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history?
What the frick do you think
>What the frick do you think
Yes? I mean, serial killers and crime movies/shows are very popular (especially with women). Why WOULDN'T American film or TV studios make a movie or show about the worse serial killer in American history? Seems inevitable, right?
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For me, it's Col. Russell Williams.
Though they did a homosexual Lifetime movie about him, where they water down the based detective who made him crack. I'm mainly disappointed that he never became a Cinemaphile meme, like other killers. Same with Cliff Burns.
>Wayne, how're ya now?
this is the guy telling you that mot having a family at a certain age can be a bad thing
The main audience for those is mentally ill women who fantasize about being raped and murdered by Ted Bundy, not some ugly nog.
This, Ramirez raped a little girl and let her body hanging for her bother to find and YET he had groupies going to court to simp for him
Fatherless behavior.
It is kinda funny that there’s never been a popular show or film about a real life black serial killer as far as I remember. I’d guess it’s because liberals don’t want to paint black people in a negative light and conservatives just don’t really care because they already know black people kill each other all the time.
Most black serial killers only target other blacks so nobody knows or cares about them and police won't bother even investigating. Alton Coleman would have gotten away with it in all likelyhood if he hadn't made the mistake of attacking a white couple, as all his other victims were black.
There have been real life black serial killer films, but I think the only real life black mass shooter film is a TV one based on the Long Island train shooting.
There's S2 of Mindhunter
>#1 serial killer: Black
>#1 mass shooter: Asian
POCs beating Whites at their own games.
>mass shooter: Asian
The Las Vegas shooter is white
Democrats aren't white
At this point everyone is aware it wasn't just one guy.
Explain
>Sam Little
>most prolific serial killer in American history
That would be Coral Watts, (who is also black).
The high body count and him being black are the only novel things about him, he's otherwise entirely generic as there have been dozens of interchangeable trucker, commuter, and drifter serial killers who offed hookers.
Being a career criminal in the states must feel like an absolute joke, they don't even try to stop you
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When will they make one about Albert Fish?
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0478329/
>Albert Fish: The Story of a Real Jerk
Black people killing people isn't scary, it's expected. You may as well ask why they don't make movies about buying groceries or ironing your pants.
Harvey Glatman, or is that not allowed because he was a israelite?
One day probably, when you see culture totally reverse gears, where Black Violence and Black Behaviors are talked about frankly. an ongoing process to finally get there
There are way more black serial killers than white, but that's a racist hatefact
but like anon said they mostly just kill other blacks so nobody notices it and cops don't investigate
>Samuel Little, the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history?
because he was caught while he was living in a fricking homeless shelter. they weren't even looking for a murder charge. they were trying to lock him up for drugs.
they literally caught him on accident. they weren't even looking for him. the whole thing is embarrassing.
Didn't classic Law and Order do an episode based on him?
It's really sad how these people go uncaught because their victims are people society doesn't care about. I wish I could go around and talk to the homeless and get to know them so when they go missing someone would know.