Ryan Murphy is the mastermind behind many Netflix favorites, including Hollywood, ratchetYes The politician. The latest projects of the showrunner, the policeman Yes Dahmer – Monster: The story of Jeffrey Dahmer – have been huge hits for the platform, with the latter on track to hit 1 billion views this month. Despite the controversy, the true crime series directed by Evan Peters is an undeniable success and, as a result, has just received some good news. The streamer goes on with multiple installments from a scheduled plan. Whim anthology series, with Murphy at the helm. Furthermore, traffic wardenwith Bobby Cannavale and Naomi Watts, will have a second season.
Netflix is looking to produce two more episodes for the Whim anthology, according to Terme, and will likely focus on two other high-profile true crime stories. Although the themes for the bonus entries have not been revealed, they would focus on personalities that have had a negative impact on society. It is part of the streamer’s $ 300 million deal with Murphy, which was signed in 2018. Murphy has produced six series with the company, many of which have caused quite a stir and garnered excellent audiences.
Murphy is known for dramatizing real events through shows such as History of American crime Yes Feud. He also tends to work with the same collaborators, having been associated with co-producers Ian Brennon and Brad Falchuk for years. Additionally, actors like Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, Darren Criss and Dylan McDermott have reappeared in many of his projects and he will likely keep them in the future.
At the time, many noted how solid Netflix’s deal was with the mega-producer, but now it looks like it’s paying off. The streaming service has suffered severe subscriber losses as the streaming platform market has become busier. In the process, the rights to broadcast major programs such as Office, FriendsYes Parks and Entertainment who originally lived in the streamer, were obtained from other entities such as HBO Max and Peacock. The transition to mostly original programming has been bumpy, though Ryan Murphy still appears to deliver hits for the media company. We have a feeling that Murphy and the entertainment giant will have a long and fruitful partnership.
Despite the success, the deployment of Dahmer – Monster: The story of Jeffrey Dahmer it was far from smooth. The series received backlash for its content and the alleged lack of involvement of the victims behind the project. The show was considered an exploitation by some and apparently unnerved by even the most avid fans of true crime. However, the series has proven to overcome the backlash to become a hit. During, the policeman he was punished with his demise. In the wake of the good news received from the two shows, one wondered how Murphy and company. they will proceed with their respective new seasons from a creative point of view.
The two Dahmer Yes the policeman are currently available to stream using a Netflix subscription. More additional tracks created by Ryan Murphy as FX American horror story Yes History of American crime are available to stream for Hulu subscribers. For a complete list, be sure to check out 24 News Bulletin’s feature on where you can watch Murphy’s huge catalog of TV shows. For more information on upcoming series on the air, be sure to check out our Fall 2022 premiere TV schedule.
Source: Cinemablend
