Jana Costa

I absolutely love horror movies but I didn’t have stomach to watch this documentary. This documentary makes any horror movie looks like a comedy in comparison. I watched the two first episodes and I called the day. It was nauseating to watch. Dahmer was demoniac, and I’m sure he was possessed . I have seen old documentaries about Dahmer that I enjoyed very much, but none of them were as rich in details and as graphic as this one. I felt like I was inside of his apartments when he was committing his crimes, and that is a nightmare. The actors were out of this world. The main actor was phenomenal. The movie director fantastic, The script was brilliant. Too bad I’m a little Wimpy nowadays.

Uhh…and exactly what does LGBTQ or even hétero relations have to do with a kid’s movie? And why does Disney not forewarn parents? You know—in the unlikely case where there are parents who actually care about being the ones who teach their kids about human relationships. How is this relevant at all? That Commander should not have had a love interest at all: not a gay love interest, not a heterosexual love interest, not a love interest in an iguana. None. Ninguno. Nada. Nothing. Why? Because little kids, 4 to 9 years-olds, don’t care or even understand it. But Disney wants to make sure that they introduce the idea about homosexuality before parents have had a chance to introduce heterosexuality. And why is that important? Because it’s the standard. Without heterosexuality you don’t get to homosexuality. No procreation, no sexuality. So, yes. I want to be the one to teach my children. Not some folks at Disney who are self righteous, judgmental, or arrogant and who don’t know my children.