Ed Gein may have used human skulls as soup bowls, but was he a cannibal? That question has swirled recently in the wake of the new season of Netflix’s true-crime drama series Monster, which documents ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Such a goal is an admirable one. There is plenty to be dissected about why Gein’s crimes (particularly his penchant for exhuming ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Netflix’s portrayal of Gein has drawn attention to not just his shocking crimes, but also explores the human complexities behind ...

The story of Ed Gein has captivated audiences since Netflix's release of Ryan Murphy's Monster: The Ed Gein Story. While many outlets have reported on whether details in the series really happened, ...

“Monster: The Ed Gein Story” kept the momentum going in its second week on Netflix, with its week 2 viewership slightly outpacing “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story.” After debuting to 12.2 ...

Netflix’s Monster series began with ambition. The Jeffrey Dahmer season wasn’t an easy watch, but it asked important questions: How did police and parents miss so many warning signs? Why were victims ...

The popularization of asserting the downfall of an individual’s mental capacity to being transgender is a sloppy tale repeated in horror films. Films like “The Silence of the Lambs” and “Psycho” ...

Serial killer Ed Gein inspired the latest installment of Ryan Murphy’s Monster anthology series on Netflix. Gein lived in Plainfield, Wisconsin, on a dilapidated farmhouse, where authorities ...

Already a streaming phenomenon on Netflix, Ryan Murphy’s latest “Monster” installment is “The Ed Gein Story.” Gein is the notorious body snatcher and suspected serial killer of 1950s Wisconsin who ...

Charlie Hunnam as Ed Gein in Netflix's "Monster: The Ed Gein Story," left, and Ed Gein in 1957. (Netflix; Edward Kitch / Associated Press) Ed Gein may not be America’s most infamous serial killer — he ...

After 12 seasons of "American Horror Story" and numerous other horror-adjacent projects, you'd think it would take a lot to unnerve producer Ryan Murphy. Even so, the TV mastermind isn't above being ...