Tracing the Origin of Evil Thoughts

Genre: Psychological crime thriller｜Real-life adaptation｜ Creator: Produced by David Fincher, produced by Netflix, adapted from the true memoirs of FBI agent John Douglas. In the United States in the 1970s, serial killers appeared one after another, but the police did not understand the motives of such criminals at all. FBI agent Holden Ford and veteran agent Bill Tench, together with psychologist Wendy, formed the FBI Behavioral Science Unit BSU. They pioneered the practice of going into prisons and conducting face-to-face interviews with real serial killers who have been arrested: Ed Kemper, Manson, BTK, etc. They recorded the growth and distorted psychology of criminals, and explored criminal psychological profiles, which were used to assist local police in solving unsolved cases. The series rarely shoots bloody crime scenes directly, but mostly involves dialogue and games between detectives and killers. The deeper they go into the devil's heart, the agent himself is constantly being backlashed by the darkness, suffering huge mental trauma, and human nature swings on the boundary between good and evil.