Ed Gein, a grave-robbing serial killer, is the latest subject of a Netflix true crime series. Ryan Murphy's new show, Monster: The Ed Gein Story, stars Charlie Hunnam as the titular serial killer and ...

That fascination stretches all the way back to the date Gein's crimes were discovered. When he was arrested in 1957, newspapers like The Milwaukee Journal ran photos of the serial killer and his home ...

Ryan Murphy co-created the show to share Gein's impact on films and other criminals While several of the details were accurate, Murphy tweaked or exaggerated some information for dramatic purposes For ...

In the Netflix series we see Hitchcock escorting Perkins around the Psycho film set, which is an exact replica of Ed Gein's farmhouse. The 1960 classic, however, is actually set in a motel. It tells ...

Wait, did Ed Gein really help catch Ted Bundy? That is the question at the top of every mind viewer’s mind after finishing Monster: The Ed Gein Story and seeing the show make some wild assertions ...

The next installment of Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan's Monster anthology has arrived on Netflix. After covering Milwaukee cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer and the infamous Menendez brothers, the series now ...

Netflix's latest drama series Monster: The Ed Gein Story focuses on the crimes of serial killer and body snatcher Ed Gein, however, he's not the only criminal we get to meet during the series. Across ...

Producer Ryan Murphy loves to blur the line between fact and fiction, and there’s no shortage of that in his most recent entry, Monster: The Ed Gein Story. Ostensibly, the eight-part Netflix show is ...

Alfred Hitchcock's iconic horror movie Psycho redefined the genre by anchoring it in realism, and it's still terrifying audiences. Anyone who has seen Psycho will never want to take a shower in a ...