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MindHunter Season 2 Review Hot Damn That Was A Good Season! If you have Netflix, you need to be watching MindHunter. This show is fantastic, and it's quickly rising to become one of my favorites. If you haven't checked out my review for Season 1 yet all the way back from 2017, go and do so. Season 2 of MindHunter continues the story of two FBI agents, Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallany) along with physiologist, Dr. Wendy Carr (Anna Torv) in the late 1970s as they build upon the new behavioral science unit at the FBI. This season, their unit begins to expand, and they begin to apply their finding in the field.  I purposely left the show description a little sparse this time, because if I gave more, I fear I'd enter spoiler territory. The acting was topnotch! The camera work was beautifully crafted and the overall aesthetic of the show is incredible. Jonathan Groff, Holt McCallany, and Anna Torv are fantastic actors. They play their pa...

So a few days ago I finished watching season 1 of the new Netflix show Mindhunter. I have to say that this show is pretty freaking good. The show takes place in the late 70's following two FBI agents that are trying to figure out the psychology of Serial Killers, by interviewing them. The two main characters agent Holden Ford (Johnathan Groff) and agent Bill Tench (Holt McCallany)  are very interesting characters and they work really well off of each other. Holden is the more optimistic character and Bill is a bit more pessimistic, but they play off of each well enough to compliment their work. The camera work is really well done in this series. The color scheme is fitting for the overall tone of the show, and it is very effective. The music is on the weaker side a bit, and this is something they should work on going forward, however I'm not saying that it's bad, it just needs a little more work to be done on it. Many of the secondary characters are very interesting, ev...