The serial killer who is close to you.
All seasons of Dexter streaming on Infinity, the portal for watching movies and TV series, which offers its subscribers one of the most awarded and acclaimed crime dramas on American TV for the month of October. Eight complete seasons, that is to say more than ninety episodes in total, starring Dexter Morgan, a hematologist from the Miami Police Department, a character as tormented and sick as he is brilliant.
The viewer cannot help but cheer for him, an anti-hero who leads a double life: during the day he diligently carries out his duty, studying cases and behaving affably with colleagues, while at night he turns into a relentless killer who has for the purpose of executing murderers who have escaped the law.
The character of a mysterious murderer of prostitutes fits into this picture - the Fridge Truck Killer - who seems to want to communicate with Dexter through a sophisticated game of crime scene clues, a challenge that Dexter obviously can only take up. This story is intertwined with his private life with many dark sides that gradually come out into the open. To give the face to Dexter, the actor Michael C. Hall, already known by the audience of the television series for "Six Feet Under".
The phenomenon of streamers is much more widespread than you think: three out of four habitually watch movies and TV programs via the web, and four out of ten say they are willing to pay for this type of internet service, a TV revolution that passes mainly through mobile. The "Samsung Techonomic Index" study conducted in 18 European countries tells us about it, whereby 77% of users said they watch movies and videos on the web frequently, with a growth of 12% more than last year.
The most interesting fact, however, is that the public willing to spend to take advantage of this service has gone from 10 to 40%, and in this, the Spaniards seem to be among those willing to spend more. Our average expenditure is 13,89 euros, about 3 euros more than the European average. And if Portugal surpasses us with a contribution of € 14,68, Spain is in third place with € 13,45, followed by Denmark (€ 12,75) and Norway (12,63). Germany, Romania, Poland, Holland and Austria are placed last at the bottom of the table.
