I loved this episode because of the directorship and filming style that was so "Frank Miller". And it was befitting because the show was about a graphic novelist. Especially in those scenes that showed how the crimes/murders were being committed, it was plain joy to see the slow-mo of the blades slashing through the raindrops, and blood splattering like red paint across TV screen. For a while there, I actually thought the episode could've been directed by Zack Snyder ("300") but was pleasantly surprised that it was (still) directed by none other than Edward Allen Bernero.
The episode also attempted to look at how the crime was committed through the eyes of the murderer. This was a little different from the other episodes in which most of the crimes were seen from the perspective of either the profilers or the victims or sometimes, the observers (us, audience).
Bravo Zulu.
The episode also attempted to look at how the crime was committed through the eyes of the murderer. This was a little different from the other episodes in which most of the crimes were seen from the perspective of either the profilers or the victims or sometimes, the observers (us, audience).
Bravo Zulu.