Dahmer star EvanPeters (AHSFX) is looking to 'explore the light' for a while with his future roles; RyanMurphy discusses the LGBTQ label controversy. / Netflix JeffreyDahmer
\nIf nothing else, no one can say that Ryan Murphy, Ian Brennan & Netflix's Evan Peters & Niecy Nash-Betts-starring DAHMER — Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story wasn't a headline-grabber just prior to and immediately after its release. But the attention was a mix of good and bad, as the series scored record-setting viewing numbers for the streaming service while also receiving critical praise.
If you don't, look away, and sometimes, some of this outrage is directed at the frame of the mirror instead of the reflection. I try and say, I really understand why you're upset about the inclusion of that. I understand it, but I also disagree with it personally.'\nPeters on Seeing Out 'A Little More Mundane' Roles for Now: 'I'm going to take a little break from darker roles and explore the light.
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