Michael C. Hall, who played Dexter, shared how deeply the tale of American Psycho’s Patrick Bateman mirrored his character. There’s a certain draw to serial killers in our society, whether it’s beneficial or not, and this obsession has seeped into various aspects of pop culture. Iconic figures like Hannibal Lecter, Patrick Bateman, Michael Myers, and Jason Vorhees are just a few examples from cinema and horror genres. Dexter Morgan, one of the earliest serial killer characters on television, was initially met with controversy. Rather than portraying him as the typical villain chased by heroes, the show focused on Dexter as the protagonist, inviting audiences to join him on his murderous journey.
In the present day, approximately two decades after its initial run, and following three different series, Dexter Morgan makes a comeback in “Dexter: Resurrection”, a forthcoming sequel set to span numerous seasons. The fresh narrative unfolds a mere ten weeks post “Dexter: New Blood”, where Dexter regains consciousness from his coma, only to find that his past is closing in on him. He swiftly moves towards New York City with the intention of reestablishing contact with his son while simultaneously being pursued by Angel Batista and grappling with fresh dangers. This new chapter promises an exhilarating ride and has already garnered positive feedback from critics.
Dexter: Resurrection Star Michael C. Hall Talks American Psycho‘s Influence on Dexter
The new series, titled “Dexter: Resurrection“, is filled to the brim with nods and appearances from past characters. From the get-go, Dexter experiences nightmares featuring some of his most formidable adversaries. A subtle reference that dedicated viewers might catch is an Easter egg reminiscent of “American Psycho“. In the original show, it’s disclosed that Dexter adopts the alias of Dr. Patrick Bateman to covertly order M99, the tranquilizer he employs on his victims. In “Dexter: Original Sin“, we catch a glimpse of him reading the book itself, hinting at an early fascination with the narrative.
In “Resurrection,” Dexter obtains additional M99 under a pseudonym, continuing the series’ narrative thread in an engaging manner. This theme is consistent throughout all adaptations of the show. During a conversation with Chris Killian from egmr.ru, Michael C. Hall discussed how “American Psycho” could have influenced Dexter’s character.
Hall stated, ‘I can’t decide if he improved or worsened; it seems like his fate was already determined regarding the impact of that book on him.’ He suggests this story might serve as a warning, strengthening the idea of the kind of individual he could become without a moral compass. Perhaps it molded him into an archetypal victim, a typical example. It appears to me that Dexter has a self-deprecating humor which the show effectively portrays, particularly when his playful side emerges. Selecting ‘Dexter’ as an alias is one such moment where this humor shines.’
As a passionate movie enthusiast, I’ve been eagerly diving into the thrilling return of Dexter in its enthralling series titled “Dexter: Resurrection.” The initial two episodes have already graced our screens, with the third one set to premiere this Friday. While the first episode was a bit crowded with cameos, I’m excited to see more as the story unfolds.
Intriguingly, Desmond Harrington, who brilliantly portrays Joey Quinn, has confirmed his appearance in “Dexter: Resurrection” on Instagram. However, the exact magnitude of his role remains a mystery for now. Nonetheless, I can hardly wait to see how this much-anticipated reunion of characters will unfold!
In their review, ComicBook awarded Dexter: Resurrection a rating of 4 out of 5, commending it for its tense, dramatic, and exhilarating revival that seamlessly blends classic Dexter elements with the mood and visual style reminiscent of contemporary series like New Blood. So far, fans have been quite fond of the show, but the writers face the challenge of overcoming the long-standing issue of ending it satisfactorily. We’ll see if this season and the rest of the series manage to pull off a successful conclusion as time goes on.
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