My Father, the BTK Killer

2025

Action / Crime / Documentary

4
IMDb Rating 6.2/10 10 2487 2.5K

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Raised by a man leading a monstrous double life, the daughter of the BTK serial killer shares her chilling story.

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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by RussHog 6 / 10

Lady, stop telling people who your dad is!

This was an interesting documentary but it did not exactly shed light into the things I wanted to know when the premise was set out. I wanted to know more about the daily issues they faced as a family, how did he deal with normal adversity, what did he buy them for Christmas, who did he root for in sports etc. I hoped that this documentary would tell us about what Dennis Radar was really like - but in the end I feel he is an enigma to his family and to the world. Why did he end up having a family in the first place? How did he and the mother meet?Some good stuff, I do think we learned a lot about the psychopath who can hide among us - and some of the pictures he took with his victims possessions are...whoa. You would never know this guy would be someone who would pose in those kinds of images - pretty scary TBH.The daughter herself seems like a person who hopes her story will help inspire others or help with some healing, but in the end, I think she would be better off just dropping this subject matter - cause her dad is WHACK and it's a shame he never got the DP for his crimes.
Reviewed by Sleepin_Dragon 7 / 10

An interesting perspective.

The daughter of the infamous killer BTK gives her perspective on being the daughter of one of America's most notorious serial killers.Beforehand, I came up with the idea that it was some form of cash grab; that was at a time when I had no idea who Kerri was. I knew zero about her, but she definitely changed my mind. It felt like Kerri was able to get a lot of stuff off her chest.I thought Kerri came across very well, answering some tough questions and providing the human element. At the end of the day, he was her father, and she would have had a very different relationship with him.We've all wondered and questioned one thing: how on earth could someone live with a killer and not know? I'm sure none of us would either believe it or want to believe that a loved one was a killer.There's a fascination with serial killers. We've just had a documentary about Ed Gein drop; this gives a different perspective.Interesting. If you haven't seen the documentary on Netflix about BTK, it's worth watching.7/10.
Reviewed by melissa-183 5 / 10

Contradictions

What I don't understand is why Kerri was angry with Stephen King for writing a story more or less based on BTK. According to her, he was reopening old wounds and exploiting the victims' families. Then Kerri herself went on TV to complain about it, wrote a book, went on social media, and now this documentary! The makers of this documentary even contacted the victims' families, which must have been very painful for them. But one sentence from King on a talk show is not done!?I also don't understand why she complains so much about social media, about receiving threats, about people trying to contact her father through her, about people asking questions, etc. She could have chosen to live a quiet life, stay away from social media, not write a book, not appear on TV, not make a documentary. Then people would forget her.I absolutely believe it's terrible for her that her father is a serial killer and that she's traumatized by it, but my heart goes out to the families of the victims first and foremost. They've lost a loved one violently and will never see them again.I thought it was an ok documentary, but what I wrote above did irritate me.
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