Reviews for Monsters

adding inc**st fanfiction to a story about two brothers who suffered horrific abuse is diabolical absolutely sinister. and i need someone to take ryan murphy the fuck out

Gee, couldn't tell this was a Ryan Murphy show until he had two shirtless, murderous brothers hug each other. I'm still not convinced by the "monsters" they picked for this season. Comparing Lyle and Erik with Jeffrey fucking Dahmer is borderline offensive.

there’s a special seat reserved in hell for ryan murphy

as someone who has supported and defended the Menendez Brothers since early 2021 i am in shock and completely disgusted at how this series has portrayed both Erik and Lyle but specifically Lyle. Not only that but the majority of what is said in each episode are lies or if something is right its in t

great performances but scarily inaccurate. painting victims of CSA as nothing but cold and manipulative murderers is cruel and ryan murphy cares nothing for the boys who were abused

free them

I would rate this higher, but he last episode was a big letdown for me, and I'm not referring to the verdict but the way it happened. Apart from that, I really liked this. The cast was brilliant, I liked them all (except the final epidose), the acting was really good from everyone, an incredible

You see I would rate this higher because it had me hooked and the performances were amazing, but there is just too many inaccuracies and poor choices for the sake of plot purposes… THE MENENDEZ BROTHERS DESERVE BETTER!!!

extremely dramatized and fictionalized which is insanely disrespectful and insensitive to erik and lyle and what they went through. but then again i don’t know what i expected from the creator of the jeffrey dahmer drama.

This was an experience to say the least. If you plan to watch this series please do your research on the Menendez brothers if you are unfamiliar with them. There is a lot of mischaracterization and misinformation spread throughout this entire series. If it wasn’t for the phenomenal acting by the ent

Ryan Murphy, why wasn't the TRUTH enough?

this is one of the most controversial court cases ever, so of course this show was gonna be controversial regardless. and i really still have no idea how i feel about this. do i think it needed to be made? no. do i think this was an accurate portrayal of the brothers? not really. especially the way

4 stars for the acting, for keeping me hooked and for episodes 4-5-7 but the inaccuracies are too much

I didn’t have very high expectations for this season, I was actually very scared, but HOLY SHIT, I definitely didn’t think it would be this bad and harmful to Erik and Lyle’s already very fragile situation. It’s not even about the inaccuracies or the absolute inappropriate hints to incest, it’s abou

not watching this fuckass show but just wanna say these shows r straight disrespectful and inaccurate…these r REAL VICTIMS of sexual abuse free them

after doing some of my own research and seeing what the brothers had to say about this show, i’m actually appalled. many years ago i watched some of the real brothers’ interviews and stuff from the trial, but i hadn’t ever really done a deep dive in their case. i’m way more informed now with the cas

i can’t rate this because i know nothing about the actual story, the acting was incredible though i can’t wait to see more projects from cooper koch and nicholas chavez

Ryan Murphy wanting to take on true love crime stories is allowing himself to make some of the worst television of all time. Implying disgusting shit that wasn’t present just to help make something that appeasing the binge model of Netflix. Contributing to this need to sensationalize violence for th

Everybody did a great job.

The only reason I'm not giving this half a star is because of the actors. They did a great job with the script they were given. All I can say is: what the actual f**k did I just watch? I understand showing both perspectives, even Law and Order did, but they added so many elements that are completely

ryan murphy needs to stop

Who are the monsters? Those who committed the crime or those who provoked it? This is the question on which the second season of the anthology series 'Monsters' is based, a collaboration between Netflix and Ryan Murphy. I want to start by saying that I understand why the mere existence of this sea

in lieu of a review for a season of television that i find to be morally reprehensible, albeit very well acted (especially by cooper koch), i wanted to include the full statement that the real Erik Menendez put out regarding the series just in case anyone hasn’t seen it. he speaks to the problem at

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