Only Murders In The Building Season 1 [exclusive] Review

The season expertly weaves together a series of clever twists and turns, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. Just when it seems like a suspect is ruled out, new evidence emerges, and the trio's theories are turned on their head. The show's writers skillfully balance red herrings and misdirection, making it challenging to predict the killer's identity.

Unlike many murder mysteries where the corpse is merely a plot device, Tim Kono becomes a real person through flashbacks and voicemails. You end up mourning him, not just investigating his death. That empathy elevates the show beyond simple whodunit fare. only murders in the building season 1