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TV Show Dexter Review

DEXTER Review:Dexter is about a 'Serial Killer killing Serial Killers'.An instantly addictive TV Show which keeps getting better with every Season.Apart from its Razor-sharp writing,rich characters,witty dialogues and spot-on acting-what differentiates Dexter from other shows/films is its 'Originality'.Certainly not for everyone but if you have the stomach for extremely graphic images then go for it.My verdict:9.5/10

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  1. Your reviews are very slick and unbiased.
    if u liked Dexter then chances are u may also like the movie series SAW. it is of the same genre....
    looking forward to more of you

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  2. yes I have seen the SAW series! I loved the 1st part and found the sequels to be strictly average!

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