Rose West: Born Evil?

An interesting look into the life and actions of Rose West. Horrific upbringing, sick father. Are any of these killers raised in a loving home? Probably not. When she met Fred West the horrors began. Two sick people working together, can be so much worse than what either might do solo. I thought this doc was all right and interesting enough.

You could do so many stories/ books inside of books, stories, etc. Just the story about Rose and her father, just Freds story, the many weaving stories of the couple. Dungeon, Rose's sex work, the children and whom they were fathered by. The transients that stayed in the house. But no.. This goes back and forth and back again. Nothing exciting. The one interviewer is a little too excited ( and not in a good way) while telling sickening things about Rose( you can tell he may be obsessed. I wish someone would gather information and make a good series. How come we never hear from the siblings of Fred and Rose, friends, people close , the children who survived? Idk but I think someone who could tell a good story about it all would have a goldmine. But I've never seen a complete story on the complexity that is Fred and Rose...

Let me begin by saying everything about Rose West's life is extremely interesting from a true crime standpoint. So to take such a wealth of information, including an interview with someone who lived with them for years while they were committing these murders, and present it in such a confusing and unwatchable way is a shame. The timeline is all over the place, jumping back and forth between decades and talking about a killing as it was happening then showing news stories from 20years later when they were discovered. It's so confusing to tell what order things were happening in. They made awful editing decisions such as the audio would say they killed 6 women then show a picture of 10 women. Overall very difficult to watch, felt like a bad Christopher Nolan true crime spinoff.

An interesting look into the life and actions of Rose West. Horrific upbringing, sick father. Are any of these killers raised in a loving home? Probably not. When she met Fred West the horrors began. Two sick people working together, can be so much worse than what either might do solo. I thought this doc was all right and interesting enough.

You could do so many stories/ books inside of books, stories, etc. Just the story about Rose and her father, just Freds story, the many weaving stories of the couple. Dungeon, Rose's sex work, the children and whom they were fathered by. The transients that stayed in the house. But no.. This goes back and forth and back again. Nothing exciting. The one interviewer is a little too excited ( and not in a good way) while telling sickening things about Rose( you can tell he may be obsessed. I wish someone would gather information and make a good series. How come we never hear from the siblings of Fred and Rose, friends, people close , the children who survived? Idk but I think someone who could tell a good story about it all would have a goldmine. But I've never seen a complete story on the complexity that is Fred and Rose...

Let me begin by saying everything about Rose West's life is extremely interesting from a true crime standpoint. So to take such a wealth of information, including an interview with someone who lived with them for years while they were committing these murders, and present it in such a confusing and unwatchable way is a shame. The timeline is all over the place, jumping back and forth between decades and talking about a killing as it was happening then showing news stories from 20years later when they were discovered. It's so confusing to tell what order things were happening in. They made awful editing decisions such as the audio would say they killed 6 women then show a picture of 10 women. Overall very difficult to watch, felt like a bad Christopher Nolan true crime spinoff.