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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Jacobson produces a remarkably creepy piece of cinema that disturbs by suggestion, nuance and ambiguity. Read full review
To explain a serial killer is to diminish his madness, but Dahmer does something quietly riveting. It lets you brush up against the humanity of a psycho, without making him any less psycho. Read full review
Uses the serial killer's life as the starting point for a hypnotic examination of the farthest reaches of loneliness and alienation. Read full review
Jacobson has achieved the unthinkable: He humanizes a notoriously brutal psychopath and, in the process, leaves the audience with an unwelcome sense of complicity. Read full review
The purest of horror films. Read full review
The whole of it plays like a dark and dreary tone poem, only marginally interested in explaining the ticking, bloody clockwork of the inner beast and only occasionally touching on his fractured humanity. Read full review
As gamely as the movie tries to make sense of its title character, there remains a huge gap between the film's creepy, clean-cut Dahmer (Jeremy Renner) and fiendish acts that no amount of earnest textbook psychologizing can bridge. Read full review
It succeeds, occasionally. Read full review
Dahmer moves with a slowness that's meant to be compelling but is largely merely glum. This becomes a hindrance to building suspense in telling a true story whose outcome is already well known. Read full review
So lacking in insight and gravity that it makes Dahmer seem like a pesky, pasty-faced loser who just wasn't popular enough. Read full review