Jacobson gets down the very ordinariness of the nowhere USA town, the factory job, bars and banal apartments that surrounded Dahmer’s life. What David Jacobson is interested in is the relationships between Jeffrey Dahmer and the three victims he shows us – a guy Dahmer picks up in a shoe store the scenes that take up the body of the film with Dahmer seducing a young Black man, Rodney/Konerak, where we are not sure what the outcome will be and a flashback to an earlier scene where Dahmer kills a school classmate, as well as several depictions of Dahmer’s activities in a gay bar. In fact, the film is almost tasteful to the point of being too mannered. We are never, for instance, offered any psychological insights into what made Dahmer the way he is and David Jacobson has no interest in portraying either Dahmer’s arrest or his subsequent murder in prison.įor a film that deals in such taboo subjects as necrophilia, murder and gay sex, Dahmer is surprisingly tasteful – little-to-no gore and no sex other than a brief scene in the gay bar. Largely though, David Jacobson is not interested in covering the biopic details of Jeffrey Dahmer’s life. Director/writer David Jacobson faithfully recounts incidents such as where Artel Kayau’s Rodney (in real life, fourteen year old Laotian victim Konerak Sinthasomphone) managed to escape from Dahmer’s apartment before Dahmer recaptured him and the fact that it was witnessed by two girls whose story was dismissed by police the incident with Dahmer murdering his first victim (in reality Steven Hicks) at his grandmother’s house after picking him up on the roadside his father’s claim to have found a head in a box and the story that Dahmer was pulled over by a cop who did not realise at the time that Dahmer was carrying a body in the back of the vehicle. The film Dahmer is extremely faithful to the details of Jeffrey Dahmer’s life. In 1992, Dahmer was sentenced to 927 years in prison, although this ended when he murdered by two other inmates in 1994. He would have sex with the corpses, eat their flesh and often keep severed heads, hands, penises and other body parts as souvenirs in his apartment for years afterwards. He would usually lure them to his apartment to watch porn or pose for photos and then poison them.
He is known for certain to have killed sixteen men.
In the subsequent investigation, Dahmer was found to have been drugging and killing other men and having sex with their dead bodies since the age of fourteen. Dahmer was apprehended in 1991 when one of his victims managed to accidentally get away and was found by police.
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