The serial murderers are entrenched on TV - 20minutos.es

class=”text”> Scene TV series ‘Bates Motel’. (A & E)

Since the disturbed and charismatic Dexter the serial murderer serial murderers-debuted on television back in 2006, fictional psychopaths seem to have found a vein on the small screen. While the series starring Michael C. Hall nears its eighth and final season , which will premiere on June 30, other bloodthirsty madmen seeking the complicity of the audience in channels worldwide.

However, unlike Dexter, these new contenders hit TV have the advantage of being old known to the public. One of them is Dr. Hannibal Lecter , the creepy cannibal who gave life Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs . The famous murderer, played this time by Hugh Dancy, stars Hannibal , a series that premiered on AXN Spain and tells the story of Lecter when he was a man free, a brilliant psychiatrist who enjoyed music, art and cuisine.

class=”imp”> ‘Dexter’ approaching its eighth and final season, which will premiere on June 30 Just as troubling is Norman Bates , the Anthony Perkins deranged character that revolves around Psycho . The young Freddie Highmore takes over from Anthony Perkins in the role of Norman Bates to star Motel , a series that serves as a prequel to the Alfred Hitchcock classic. The fiction tells Norman adolescence and complex relationship with her mother, played by actress Vera Farmiga. After a successful premiere in the United States, which grew to more than 4 million viewers and rave reviews, the U.S. network A & E has announced that the renewed for a second season. It is unclear when it will reach Spain.

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recognizable or even more than Lecter and Bates is the mask Scream film franchise . This icon of modern horror, which has hidden the identity of several murderers over four films, also prepares his leap to television. A few days ago, MTV gave the green light fiction pilot episode, which will be released in summer 2014 predictably. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter , the chain is looking for writers for the project and is in talks with Wes Craven himself , creator of Scream , to direct the first chapter.

also Kevin Bacon “flirts” with plots related television psychopathy. It does so The Following , but not as a villain but as a former agent of the FBI that is involved in a case of a network of serial murderers. Thus, the series issued in Spain through TNT takes a more regular, showing the cases through the eyes of the “good guys”. There are few psychopaths who were born in series like CSI, Criminal Minds or The Mentalist and, in view of the success they have these frames in the audience, is sure to reach many more.