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The 92nd Street Y on Manhattan’s Upper East Side is teeming with women of varying ages wielding smartphones and toting copies of, Caroline Kepnes’s fast-paced thriller that inspired the second season of Netflix’s alarmingly bingeable series, available to stream now.
Since being picked up by the streaming behemoth after a short-lived stint on Lifetime, the show has been propelled into the cultural zeitgeist, igniting conversations around hot-button topics like abuse, social media safety, and white male privilege. The first season centers on Joe’s pursuit — and subsequent gruesome murder — of Guinevere Beck, a struggling MFA student and aspiring writer.
“It’s always been tongue-in-cheek,” Badgley said of his now-viral responses to the tweets. “Part of the strangeness of the concept for me is exactly why we’re all watching: Why are we making it? Why is it doing so well? These are interesting questions that have something to do with where we are all at, societally.”, the widespread intrigue surrounding a homicidal heartthrob is troubling, but not if you consider Joe’s duplicitous nature.
In season two, Joe, armed with the new identity of Will Bettelheim, relocates to sunny Los Angeles for a fresh start, but soon falls into his old ways when he meets a new love, appropriately named Love, who turns out to be a killer herself. In a surprising role reversal that audiences never saw coming, Love admits that she made Joe fall for her using all the tricks from his own twisted playbook.
Badgley: First of all, we’re not yet at the stage collectively where we’re able to watch anything and not ultimately glorify it. And then you cast people like Christian Bale, who’s this tall, gorgeous talented young man, and he gives a great performance. The way that we capture things on camera is a bit surreal. It’s made to be compelling in a way that may not be exactly like real life. In a way, everyone is always being toyed with.
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