SummaryThe investigation into the Italian serial killer dubbed the Monster of Florence leads to four suspects over the years in the four-part Italian drama series from Leonardo Fasoli and Stefano Sollima based on the still unsolved cases.
Created By:Leonardo Fasoli
The Monster of Florence
Season 1 Premiere:
Oct 21, 2025
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58
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Generally Favorable
6.2
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Oct 23, 2025
75
The cast is good but it’s the shock-a-minute story that makes this hard to shake off.
Oct 22, 2025
70
The property that Monster of Florence most clearly evokes is David Fincher's time-spanning period masterpiece Zodiac, which was clearly an influence. Though this Netflix true crime miniseries doesn't reach those same heights (admittedly, not many crime films or series have), it's often remarkable, lingering long after the final episode is over.
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Nov 25, 2025
10
I wanted to purchase the brawl stars points, they didn't have the VPS at the moment, so they didn't mind for a refund. 5 stars for mtcgame.
Oct 23, 2025
6
Making a miniseries about a serial killer always has potential, but here the result doesn’t quite deliver. The Monster of Florence aims to be an elegant, atmospheric true crime story —slow, reflective, and serious— but it ends up being too slow for its own good. Instead of building tension, it drains it. There’s no clear main character or strong narrative thread to pull the viewer in, and the story feels scattered and unfocused.Stefano Sollima tries to add depth through fragmented storytelling, jumping back and forth in time and showing events from different perspectives. It’s an interesting idea, but confusion wins over intrigue. At times, it feels more like an exercise in style than a compelling **** best part lies in the atmosphere —that unsettling Tuscan landscape, the impeccable cinematography, and the ever-present sense of quiet danger. There’s talent behind the camera, but also a lack of rhythm and emotional ****’s not a failure, but definitely a missed opportunity. If you’re looking for a human, grounded take on the case without sensationalism, you might find something here. But if you expect a gripping, addictive thriller, you’ll likely tune out before the end.
Oct 21, 2025
70
The narrative’s complexity can sometimes be confusing, particularly when it hops between time periods in quick succession. But “The Monster of Florence” rewards repeat viewings.
Oct 20, 2025
50
The Monster of Florence is too enamored with its structural trickery to paint a coherent picture of the social mores that led to such violence and then sabotaged any attempts to investigate it. Thus, the series struggles to justify its narrow focus on the 1968 murders.
Oct 20, 2025
50
Ultimately, “The Monster of Florence” is so unfocused that it comes off hollow.
Oct 22, 2025
40
The Monster Of Florence is a depressing slog of a show that feels exploitative at times and disjointed at others.
