well tbh it's kinda 'new' psychological story to me. Interviewer and his ex who is a psychiatrist meets a serial killer but they don't report him to the cops. The serial 'triage' killer expectedly has his own style of killing and I wished there was more to see in that but he had personal reasons for his murder so I guess it's fair. Clark and Alex were both fucked up in the head, Clark being manipulative and Alex being highly fragile. typically it would be the seme who would be the more fucked up type but it's the uke for me in this one.
SPOILER: Too bad the doc died. He wasn't aware that saying his romantic feelings for Alex would lead him to his death. I kind of wished Alex wouldn't have died and got rehab instead. Clark was at fault for playing with his feelings and that played a huge role in Alex killing another two people. To be frank, I didn't particularly like any of the characters, though (and maybe that's how the authors intended it to be) and it's not eerie or disturbing or none of any heavy atmosphere that you'd usually feel in psycho-murder stories (there are some but they don't carry on)
Interview with a Murderer