Spoilers For the "Monster Story: The Story of Ed Gin", "The Godfather" for the season.

As early as 2022, "Dahmer - Monster: Effeefrey Damer's story" became a phenomenon overnight for NetflixKickstarting of Ryan Murphy Industrial Complex Fun based on well -known serial killers, which are increasing and more popular for each new season (even as the show's reviews have worsened and worse). Now, Murphy's latest entry into the Anthology series, "Monster: The Edin Gein Story," focused on the most influential serial killer in history - at least when it comes to its influence on popular culture.

"The story of Ed Gin" tells the story of Ed Gin (as Charlie Hanam plays), a terrible killer who may not be as known as Ted Bundy, but whose crimes in real life inspired virtually every horror film you know. Indeed, Guin helped inspire primary villains in Alfred Hitchcock's "psycho", Tobe Houper "Texas Pila Massacre" and even the "silence of the lambs" of Athonian Deme. However, Murphy chooses to bring his story to the screen Trading with all that horror for, good, intense horns.

But this is not the only election choice that makes the latest season "Monster". In the season's finals, the "godfather", Murphy delivers a bizarre crossover with a beloved Netflix show: Mindhunter. So, fans of the series David Fincher are hoping to return from the second season debut in 2019 (incredible six years ago).

Murphy is not subtle about this. In the first 12 minutes of the episode, "Ed Gin's story" deliberately changes its appearance to evoke the Mindhunter's visual style. After that, we jump from Ted Bundy (Ton T. O'Brien) killing two women on stage in prison, as FBI agents Johnon Douglas (John Carigan) and Robert Resler (Caleb Raminer) arrive to interview Jerryi's "Shoes".

It is worth noting that this is not just Murphy to break into another popular Netflix shows for serial killers. For one, the timeframe of the series is not aligned, and there is little chance of communicating with the FBI's Behavior's Science Science Unit. No, be sure, this has nothing to do with holding what happened in real life. At the top of Anderson reproduces his role as Mindhunter, Douglas and Resler are specially dressed and stylized as Holden Ford and Bill Tachn, agents of the FBI, shown by the Athonian Count and Holt McCalani in that series, respectively. (Carigan, in particular, carries an unusual resemblance to McCalani as a spin.). Monster even throws Megan Kat as Professor Ann Burges, who sports quite the same hairstyle as Anna Torv professor Wendy Carr at Mindhunter.

The whole thing is found as a "Mindhunter", ie. Shiny, cheaper version of the right thing. Murphy can play in the same world as Fincher's show, but his approach is so different from the latter that this "crossover" ends up as a deterrent. However, if the popularity of Murphy's sexy serial serial killer leads to "Mindhunter “have revived (either with a third season or a suggested film trilogy)Then maybe it's all worth it. Maybe.

"" Monster: The Ed Gein Story "is now moving to Netflix.