Why Are We Obsessed with Serial Killers?

Why are we obsessed with serial killers?

Why are we so obsessed with serial killers?Maybe it’s because we can’t quite imagine what it takes for an ordinary human brain to cross that line. Or maybe it’s just the morbid curiosity that so many of us find hard to shake. Ed Gein didn’t kill hundreds of people, but his story, one man on a farm, and one deranged devotion to his mother, quietly changed horror forever. Because from that frozen little town in Wisconsin emerged the DNA for three …

Unveiling the Darkness: 5 Shocking Facts About Ed Gein You Won't See in 'Monster'

Ed Gein, infamously known as 'The Butcher of Plainfield, has haunted the annals of true crime literature and cinema.

How Charlie Hunnam became the gruesome serial killer, Ed Gein in Netflix's "Monster"

If you’re looking for a haunting series to stream that will stay with you long after you turn it off, check out Netflix’s “Monster: The Ed Gein Story.” Co-creator and executive producer, Ryan Murphy–known for riveting series like “American Horror Story” and “Grotesquerie”– seamlessly brings the 1950’s psychotic serial killer who skinned human corpses to life. “I’ve always been fascinated with him,” Murphy told reporters at a recent Golden Globes…