Did you see Darren Criss in the Versace series, though? Murphy totally sexualized his Andrew Cunanan (a brutal sociopath), it grossed me out.
I didn't actually watch it. I saw a lot of the screenshots and grabs, though, and the reaction from the gay community. I actually saw more revulsion to the way they sexualized Ted Bundy in the Zac Efron film or Jeffrey Dahmer in the Ross Lynch films. I completely agreed with that criticism, partly because unlike Murphy (who doesn't pretend to be doing anything other than glossy, sexy, sensationalist "true crime" adaptations, told for maximum camp value. It's not my thing, so I don't watch, even though I do like his comedies until they play out their premise), but the Bundy and Dahmer ones tried to present themselves as a bit more substantive and respectable as adaptations than the Murphy stuff, but still served up underwear, charm, and bare ass from both teen idols. Murphy's like all those true crime podcasts, and he doesn't claim to be exploring a societal theme or asking important questions. I suppose I respect that more than the ones that try to have it both ways. Again, take everything I say with a grain of salt since I don't like true crime, but I think my take is fair.