Hitting a dead end, Holden suggests a bold plan to draw the killer out. Bill's family faces more scrutiny. Wendy chafes as her job begins to shift. Red tape hinders Holden's plan to narrow his suspect pool. A weary and heartsick Bill tries to connect with his son. Wendy rethinks her relationship.
The investigation zeroes in on a prime suspect who proves surprisingly adept at manipulating a volatile situation to his advantage. Call Netflix Netflix. Creators: Joe Penhall. Watch all you want. A Glimpse of Evil Extra.
Tense Extra. Critics Weigh In Extra. Motive Is Elusive Extra. Trailer: Psycho Killers. Trailer: The Opposite of Crazy. Season 1 Season 2. Release year: Episode 1 60m. Episode 2 56m. Episode 3 46m. Episode 4 54m. Episode 5 42m. Episode 6 35m. Episode 7 53m. Air date: Aug 16, Episode 2. Episode 3. Episode 4. Episode 5. Episode 6. Episode 7. Episode 8. Episode 9. Mindhunter: Exclusive Interview. View All Videos. View All Photos Anna Torv Wendy Actor. Joe Tuttle Greg Smith Actor. Stacey Roca Nancy Tench Actor.
Michael Cerveris Ted Gunn Actor. Lauren Glazier Kay Manz Actor. Albert Jones Jim Barney Actor. June Carryl Camille Bell Actor. Katherine Banks Joanne Guest Star. Rita Gregory Faye Williams Actor. David Fincher Executive Producer. Joshua Donen Executive Producer.
Charlize Theron Executive Producer. Joe Penhall Creator. View All Mindhunter: Season 2 News. View All Critic Reviews Brilliance in every aspect! Jude P. Oct 25, It is interesting. Just okay. There are LOTS of interviews of incarcerated serial killers. Not a lot of action. Mostly psychological stuff. It has one production trait I find very odd. The background sounds are much louder and in the foreground.
It is to the point where it is distracting and annoying. Thomas M. Excellent mixture of storytelling and the history of criminology. Well paced crime drama. Ben C. Oct 20, I'm really hoping for a third season. Devodene V. Oct 01, An outstanding narrative showing some of the most horrific acts in history. Mind Hunter season 2 is exactly what you'd expect from a follow-up, more gruesome cases and continuing the story arcs of our characters in new and interesting ways.
First things first, the acting performances are even better than season 1. Jonathan Groff and Holt McCallany absolutely killed it in their respective roles as the quiet and reserved Holden Ford and stoic Bill Tench respectively. The people they interrogate give off such an uneasy feeling and it truly adds to the experience.
Even the side characters all deliver on powerful performances. The character arcs were magnificent too, Holden is finally starting to realize how grim some of the cases truly are that he works on, while Bill, on the other hand, is going through a tough time, both at work and home. Both their arcs are masterfully written and it couldn't have been for such an all-star team behind the project.
What's even better than the characters on their own, is the chemistry they share. Holden, Bill and Wendy's dynamic is incredibly complex, entertaining and unique all at once. It was a massive step up from the previous season, both acting and writing-wise. Wendy conducts her first interview and finds being on the front lines suits her well.
S2, Ep5. Bill's devastating family situation spills over during his interview with Holden's holy-grail subject: Charlie Manson. Wendy's new romance heats up. S2, Ep6. Wendy second-guesses her interview methods. S2, Ep7. Hitting a dead end, Holden suggests a bold plan to draw the killer out. Bill's family faces more scrutiny. Wendy chafes as her job begins to shift.
S2, Ep8. Red tape hinders Holden's plan to narrow his suspect pool. A weary and heartsick Bill tries to connect with his son.
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