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I’ll Be Gone In The Dark

  1. connective tissue
    I May Destroy You, I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, and the Therapeutic Power of StoryThough markedly different, the two series are complementary voices in the ongoing conversation about sexual assault and its aftermath.
    By Jen Chaney
  2. filmmaking
    I’ll Be Gone in the Dark and the Power of Point of ViewVeteran documentary filmmaker Liz Garbus breaks down the process behind the HBO miniseries’ delicate balance of true crime and personal trauma.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  3. overnights
    I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Finale Recap: Cold ComfortJoseph James DeAngelo may not be a threat anymore, but the residue of his crimes lingers in the lives he’s altered and ruined.
    By Scott Tobias
  4. close reads
    I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Makes Us Ponder Our Own True-Crime FixationsBy making writer Michelle McNamara its protagonist, the HBO docuseries compels viewers to reexamine their own relationship with true crime.
    By Jen Chaney
  5. overnights
    I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Recap: Darkness FallsThere are two mysteries in this episode and only one is definitively solved — and it’s not the one you’d expect.
    By Scott Tobias
  6. overnights
    I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Recap: The Burden of ProofMichelle McNamara’s access to a treasure trove of new information about the GSK proves to be a double-edged sword.
    By Scott Tobias
  7. overnights
    I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Recap: Work It to DustAs the Golden State Killer moves south and starts adding murder to the docket, he’s aided by an institutional instinct to keep his crimes under wraps.
    By Scott Tobias
  8. overnights
    I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Recap: The Human CostA thoughtful survey of the damage EAR/ONS’s crimes did in the lives of survivors speaks to how rape culture has and hasn’t changed since the ’70s.
    By Scott Tobias
  9. true crime
    What to Know About I’ll Be Gone in the Dark and the Golden State KillerA guide to Michelle McNamara’s investigation, the hunt for the Golden State Killer, and how he was finally caught.
    By Dan Reilly
  10. overnights
    I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Premiere Recap: Out of the ShadowsThe promise of Liz Garbus’s series lies in the incompleteness of Michelle McNamara’s story as much as the particulars of the Golden State Killer file.
    By Scott Tobias
  11. tv review
    I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Sheds Light on a Remarkable True-Crime CrusaderThe miniseries is a brilliant retelling of Michelle McNamara’s quest to identify the Golden State Killer.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  12. summer 2020
    The 20 Best and Biggest TV Shows to Watch This SummerDirty John: The Betty Broderick Story, The Good Lord Bird, I May Destroy You, and more worth seeing during the Great Indoor Summer.
    By Jen Chaney, Kathryn VanArendonk, and Genevieve Koski
  13. true crime
    When True Crime Gets PersonalWhat happens when a true-crime veteran hears from his subjects’ loved ones.
    By Billy Jensen
  14. i’ll be gone in the dark
    I’ll Be Gone in the Dark Docuseries Officially Going Ahead at HBOThe network recently optioned the book by the late Michelle McNamara.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  15. i’ll be gone in the dark
    Patton Oswalt Responds to Police Who Didn’t Credit Michelle McNamara’s WorkMcNamara’s book brought a renewed interest in the Golden State Killer. Police apprehended a suspect on Wednesday after decades of no leads.
    By Tolly Wright
  16. true crime
    HBO to Develop Michelle McNamara’s I’ll Be Gone in the Dark As True-Crime SeriesPublished in February, I’ll Be Gone recounts author McNamara’s search for the serial murderer she dubbed the Golden State Killer.
    By Halle Kiefer
  17. My Friend Michelle McNamara, the Crime Writer Gone in the DarkRemembering the author, and late wife of comedian Patton Oswalt, on the occasion of the release of her book on her pursuit of the Golden State Killer.
    By Kera Bolonik