Monster (2003) by Patty Jenkins Critique The movie Monster (2003) by Patty Jenkins is a crime dramatic film, based on the real story of the serial-killer Aileen Wuornos. Her experiences and situations from the past and present led her to the killing seven innocent and not innocent men from her job as a prostitute. Aileen lived a harsh life, and in extreme situation, she was forced to kill a client for self defense, yet she continued to kill people for money, which makes her not justified for her
though they may never present themselves in our lives. Through the exploration of Cask of Amontillado and Monster, along with the analysis of planning each crime and motive for murder, it will become apparent that even though these murders are vastly different, the crime itself as well as the motive remains prominently similar. The planning of the murders in Cask of Amontillado and Monster are quite different. In these texts, there are two types of crimes;
Running Head: Aileen WuornosSerial Killer Aileen WuornosSerial Killer [Name of the Author] [Name of the Institute] [Date] Abstract This paper looks at the inward workings of female serial executioners, a theme of discourse that is ignored in the criminal equity group. These quiet executioners kill their victimized people and keep on murdering until they are at long last gotten, which persuades that they would never quit executing if the shot of getting got was thin. Interestingly
shows and films (Estep, 1982). The majority of time women who kill are depicted in TV shows and films as having more stereotypical male characteristics or being highly sexualized, therefore keeping women in a feminine role despite the violence they engage in (Talvi, 166). Furthermore,