¡10 Películas de ASESINOS Históricamente CORRECTAS!

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Sumérgete en el escalofriante mundo del true crime con nuestro ranking de películas acertadas. Desde meticulosas recreaciones hasta actuaciones aterradoras, estas películas nos permiten echarles un vistazo a las mentes de los asesinos más notables de la historia sin desviarse de los hechos.

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00:00Who am I speaking with?

00:02This is the Zodiac speaking.

00:20My name is Jeffrey.

00:22Steven X, nice to meet you.

00:25Number 10. Summer of Sam.

00:28What do you want?

00:30I want you to go out and kill.

00:32Kill!

00:34Kill!

00:36Summer of Sam by Spike Lee transports the public to the suffocating summer of 1977,

00:41when the terror took over New York, courtesy of David Berkowitz, nicknamed the Son of Sam.

00:46Co-written by the star of The Sopranos, Michael Imbrioli,

00:49it does not focus only on the criminal,

00:52but it immerses the viewer in the generalized paranoia and social tension that unleashed his crimes.

00:57Although Lee took creative liberties with the characters,

01:00he captured the atmosphere of terror and distrust of the city with remarkable precision.

01:09The attention to the details of the time is meticulous,

01:12which makes the public really feel the disturbing atmosphere that defined that dark chapter in the history of New York.

01:19Number 9. Boston Strangler.

01:30This recent adaptation of the famous Boston Strangler

01:33carefully follows the facts of the case and delves into the real investigation carried out by the journalist Loretta McLoughlin and Jean Cole.

01:41The film not only examines the chilling details of the crimes of Albert DeSalvo and his confession of 13 murders,

01:48but also highlights the important obstacles that McLoughlin and Cole faced,

01:54especially institutional sexism.

01:57They give us an idea of his persistent search for the truth

02:00and how he finally helped to unmask the acts of the Strangler,

02:04despite the initial resistance of the authorities.

02:12By skillfully linking the facts known with the personal sacrifices of the journalists,

02:17this film captures with authenticity the complexity of one of the first cases of a serial killer in the United States.

02:28Number 8. Citizen X.

02:42To be a psychiatrist in this country is to be an expert on paranoia, whether you're meant to be or not.

02:48The film tells the real story of the persecution of Andrei Chikatilo by the Soviet Union

02:54and stands out for its historical precision.

02:57The stripper of Rostov was responsible for at least 52 murders between the 1970s and 1990s.

03:06This HBO production not only describes the atrocious acts of Chikatilo,

03:10but also highlights the inability of the Soviet system to admit the existence of a serial killer in its country.

03:29By illustrating the bureaucratic obstacles that delayed the investigation,

03:32Citizen X captures with efficiency the chilling reality of the time.

03:37The precious meticulousness of its approach also shows that television films

03:42can offer stories as convincing and precise as those on the big screen.

03:47I wrote a paper about you three years ago.

03:50I called you Citizen X.

03:55I'm sure a lot of it is wildly incorrect.

03:59Would you like me to read it to you?

04:04And may the Lord have mercy on your soul.

04:17during the 40s and 50s.

04:19Partly praised for its historical rigor, it recreates the atmosphere of the apartment in detail.

04:24It didn't work.

04:30Where's Marilyn?

04:32She's upstairs on the bed.

04:34It also helps that they have recorded the exterior scenes on the main street.

04:39The interpretation of Christoph by Richard Attenborough

04:42and the role of Timothy Evans by John Heard,

04:45who was unjustly convicted and executed for Christy's crimes,

04:48are equally moving.

04:50In addition, Heard was nominated to the BAFTA for this character.

04:57It also illustrates very well the flaws of the British judicial system.

05:12That means you go for a ride, Otis.

05:14Not suitable for the weak.

05:16Henry offers us a raw and unbridled vision of Henry Lee Lucas,

05:19capturing his dark and volatile nature.

05:22However, due to Lucas' constant inventions,

05:25which claimed to have committed hundreds of murders that he probably did not commit,

05:29the historical accuracy was complicated.

05:32Despite this, thanks to the fact that director John McNaughton

05:35focused on the confirmed elements of the story,

05:38the film maintains a surprising realism.

05:41In addition, Rooker's extraordinary interpretation

05:44captures the disturbing features of the killer,

05:47based on his meticulous study of interviews and his gestures.

05:51We would say it was worth it.

06:06This is a predominantly precise representation,

06:09that is, disturbing, of the sadly famous murders

06:12of Bodies in Barrels, Australia.

06:15On the one hand, the film captures with authenticity

06:18the creepy nature of John Bunning's psychological control

06:21over a small community,

06:23leading others to a streak of brutal murders.

06:26The decision of director Justin Kersel

06:29to count on local actors, not professionals,

06:32does nothing but increase realism.

06:34The whole is a brutal and visceral experience,

06:37and although its unbreakable focus will surely stir more than one stomach,

06:41it highlights its commitment to historical accuracy,

06:44making this a powerful description of the terror of real life.

07:08Based on the homonymous graphic novel by Derv Backdorf,

07:12a friend of Jeffrey Dahmer at school,

07:15this installment offers us a chillingly precise portrait

07:18of one of the best-known serial killers in the United States

07:21during his teenage years.

07:24The film skillfully explores the worrying signs

07:27of Dahmer's developing psychopathy and his isolation,

07:30highlighting the subtle but disturbing factors

07:33that contributed to his decadence.

07:35Unlike the typical serial killer deliveries,

07:38this one avoids the excess of sensationalism

07:41and opts for a more grounded and full of nuances look

07:44on how the problematic youth of Dahmer prepared the ground for his crimes.

07:57Ross Lynch's interpretation also gives us a disturbing vision

08:00of the mental state of the future killer,

08:03but based on real details.

08:17Patty Jenkins' Monster is immersed in the tragic life of Eileen Wuornos,

08:21one of the best-known serial killers in the United States.

08:25Charlize Theron's transformation into the criminal

08:28has been widely acclaimed for capturing both her humanity and her darkness.

08:32In fact, she won an Oscar for her interpretation,

08:35which shows Wuornos not only as a ruthless killer,

08:38but as someone forged by immense difficulties.

08:46The film emphasizes the battle within a broken system

08:49and is largely based on an exhaustive investigation

08:52in legal documents, statements and real interviews with the criminal himself.

08:57The nuanced realism of the film,

09:00even the filming in places like the bar where Eileen drank her last beer,

09:04gives it a heartbreaking authenticity.

09:31Based on the memories of Elisabeth Klupper,

09:34The Phantom Prince, My Life with Ted Bundy,

09:37this film offers us a unique perspective of the famous killer

09:40through the eyes of his ex-girlfriend.

09:43This is how it conveys how Bundy's manipulative charisma

09:46allowed him to elude suspicions and catch his accomplices.

10:01Zac Efron's interpretation is also surprisingly precise,

10:05mysteriously personifying the deceitful character of the serial killer.

10:13Director Joe Berlinger, who also made a documentary about Bundy,

10:18says he made sure to emphasize historical events with authenticity.

10:22Although some have criticized him for glamorizing Bundy,

10:26the chilling realism of the film is still undeniable.

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10:41You will surely like them.

10:43Now, let's go to the end.

10:46Number 1. Zodiac.

10:57Zodiac, by David Fincher, is an impressively precise description

11:01of the real investigation of the Zodiac Killer,

11:04who terrorized the Bay Area of San Francisco

11:07in the late 60s and early 70s.

11:18The film does everything possible to recreate not only the crime scenes,

11:22but also the atmosphere of the time.

11:25From the clothes the victims wore to the design of the buildings.

11:36Fincher's dedication to the details becomes manifest here,

11:40even in the original letters of the Zodiac,

11:42and everything adds a disturbing veracity to the film.

11:46With the powerful interpretations of Jake Gyllenhaal,

11:49Mark Ruffalo and Robert Downey Jr.,

11:51Zodiac easily immerses the viewer

11:54in the dark and meticulous search for the slimy killer.

12:05Which serial killer movie has impressed you the most?

12:09I killed my little sister.

12:12How can anyone ever be forgiven for that?

12:16I think about what I did every day.

12:38Zodiac

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