Daniel Welsh is a London-based entertainment journalist at HuffPost UK. His areas of expertise are film, TV and music. He particularly enjoys reality TV, Madonna and getting compliments about his hair.
One of many issues some critics took with the show was its homoerotic portrayal of the Menéndez brothers, who are currently serving life sentences for the murder of their parents in the late 1980s.
“It’s not scary, I would say it’s just uncomfortable at first,” he admitted. “It’s just cold, especially in the shower.”“You do have to put it into context of the situation, and that we’re sort of painting a picture based on what somebody else’s perspective was,” he insisted. “It’s not necessarily the truth of what happened. That’s just what Dominick Dunne thinks and there I think are other places in the story where it’s sort of planted to give people all of these different perspectives...”“I think the goal of the show is to put all those perspectives together and let the audience be the jury,” he added. “And at the end of the show, you just make your decision on what you believe.
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