To Catch a Killer

The emotional responses to 'To Catch a Killer' are primarily driven by the deeply disturbing and tragic nature of John Wayne Gacy's true crimes. Viewers experience profound sadness and empathy for his young victims and their families, coupled with intense anger and disgust towards Gacy's heinous acts and his deceptive facade. The film also elicits significant anxiety and fear as the investigation unfolds, alongside a pervasive sense of melancholy reflecting the grim reality of the story.