Based on a schoolfriend’s memories of US cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer, Marc Meyers’s film tries its best to illuminate the murderer’s mind

The Ohio high school's class trip to Washington, D.C. was a bit of a bust. Until, that is, one classmate had the chutzpah to get on a pay phone, make a call and make a pitch. Before they know it, he and a handful of his classmates are shaking hands and sharing a a few…

 What is most surprising about it is how sympathetic it is towards the future killer

An excellent and disturbing look at the youth of a serial killer.

Marc Meyers's film adaptation of Derf Backderf's graphic novel is an unlikely mix of exploitation and art.

An unsettling adaptation of the graphic novel of the same name about the notorious serial killer.

My Friend Dahmer doesn't offer much beyond the obvious: EW review

Disney alum Ross Lynch plays teenage "Jeff" Dahmer in a movie that fails to explicate his later crimes

Director Marc Meyers has a breakout hit on his hands with this graphic memoir-based drama about the serial killer’s early years, starring Ross Lynch