Just perfect...

Good movie but grossly overrated

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties. It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

This show was absolutely fascinating! I have always been fascinated by serial killers and why they kill. All of them had traumatic childhoods, but some of them have moral codes or lines that they will not cross. One killer refused to kill somebody because their sister had cancer and the killer's mom had cancer before passing away. Not all the killers are deranged, psychotic, and emotionally unstable human beings. Ed Kemper had a horrible mother and killed because of the pain she would make him feel. I will not give too much away, but he would plant bodies and other parts around the house looking into his mom's room so he could secretly be satisfied someone was watching her because she hated to be watched. His story was the most interesting and entertaining of the whole show. David Fincher is truly creepy, so I do not suggest this if you cannot handle creepy material, but the writing is absolutely exquisite. There are many turns and twists that you do not expect throughout the show. The show constantly pokes fun too at the BTK killer, right when he is first starting to murder people. This show was very enlightening for me and I cannot wait for Season 2!

The 1st episode took time to get going. Later on, I realized it was setting that perfect platform for the proceedings to begin. By the 2nd episode, to be precise from the entry of Edmund Kemper, played brilliantly by Cameron Britton, this show really takes off. It's about the behaviourial science unit of the FBI, thier sessions with the Serial Killers, to find what were thier thoughts behind these deeds. It's a journey of Agent Holden too. We see him gradually become more and more involved with his work, to the point it starts consuming him. It's a brilliant show with a brilliant concept. No doubt David Fincher is associated with it, directing 4 episodes. A must watch.

One of my friends adviced me to watch it..honestly I watch the first two episodes , and I came this close to forget about it but i had time so its not gonna hurt me if I watch the third onethen it was like a roller coaster and i get it 1st two episodes was like the moment the roller coaster take to go up then your mind will blown its a great tv show i havent see any thing like it in years and please plase dont ruined it by change the cast its a great cast a great tv show

This show is scary. Not in a horror genre but the suspense and intricate conversations throughout this show makes you think you are watching a non fiction docudrama. Take a movie like The Boston Strangler with Tony Curtis and couple it with a Ted Koppel from Nightline filled with factual data and you have the show Mindhunters. I really enjoyed the relationship involving the two main FBI characters. As they slowly start to develop their sense of why killers kill you have the impression that you are learning about the storyline first hand; that you are involved with the characters themselves. Watching this alone made me look out the window a few times. Creepy. Love the show. Chilling and interesting. I just finished watching season one: WOW. Spooky, especially episode 10. This series keeps you on your feet, no slouching during these viewings.