This first season was decent and certainly higher quality than most of the true crime shows being produced by the truckload recently, though still full of faults and highly variable episode to episode. The second season saw a big dropoff in quality, to the point where many episodes were unwatchable. The show relies entirely too much on captions between shots in order to tell a story, which comes off as amateur and unsuitable for the subject matter. It felt so hacked together and rushed that even blatant typos even made it through. Compared to similar series like Werner Herzog's On Death Row or BBC's Life and Death Row, this series isn't even on the same planet in terms of quality.
Review of I Am a Killer
