Serial Killings, Childhood Trauma Collide in GrX Studio’s ‘The Ones I Killed’ at Taiwan Creative Content Fest

Variety•Wednesday, November 5, 2025 at 11:45:50 PM

GrX Studio is making waves at the Taiwan Creative Content Fest with its latest psychological crime drama, 'The Ones I Killed and The Ones Who Killed Me.' This project not only showcases the studio's knack for gripping storytelling, seen in their previous works like 'Copycat Killer' and 'The Victims' Game,' but also marks an exciting U.S.-Taiwan co-production. The series, based on Akira Higashiyama's novel, dives deep into themes of serial killings and childhood trauma, making it a significant addition to the genre and a conversation starter about the impact of past experiences on present actions.

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