criminologyman This is an interesting show, based on only 8 episodes Netflix offers to us, but some of the things in it are irritating. Blaming heavy metal music, horror movies, and marijuana for these terrible crimes committed by these kids is completely ridiculous. I listen to Slayer and love horror movies so I guess that means I'm satanic too? I know it's the victim's families making these assumptions for the most part, such as filing a lawsuit against Slayer, but still I think the producers are trying to make a statement.

nyarlathotep-29500 OK, the re-enactments are done somewhat well, but why does it seem every "authority" they interview blames music (especially Metal), movies, and Hollywood for the crimes these maniacs have done? If you want to blame someone, how about the killers? I have been into horror and metal since 1982 and I have yet to commit a crime more serious than skateboarding in public. Seems to me the producers have an agenda here, and that's not how documentary style programming should be. State the facts, leave your agenda out of it.

cokdeliydybehjpam I like this show but I have stopped watching because of the most irritating voice of the narrator. It is stupid to have a child like voice in what is a most serious issue. I'll start watching again when shes gone. How can you possibly think that it is normal for a child like voice to be appropriate for Killer Kids.

Cindy McBride Truly, I'd have given this show a MUCH higher rating had it not been for the exceedingly irritating voice of that little girl narrator. I get the reason why she was used, but it was a big mistake. Her stupid child voice was a major reason why I stopped viewing this program, as interesting as the topic was. Bring the series back, but without her!