Charlie Hunnam as Ed Gein, Laurie Metcalf, Suzanna Son, and more alongside their real-life counterparts in Netflix’s chilling series.

Also called the Butcher of Plainfield and the Plainfield Ghoul, serial killer Ed Gein is one of the most infamous serial killers in American history by a mile ... so, it's not surprising that Ian ...

The Netflix series takes numerous liberties with Gein's real-life history. All eight episodes of the season are now streaming. Ryan Murphy makes entertaining television, but the co-creator of ...

Laurie Metcalf and Charlie Hunnam in Monster: The Ed Gein Story. Image via Netflix Giovana Gelhoren is a High-Trending Topics Writer at Collider, where she covers all the most-talked about stars, ...

The actor has defended the latest season of Ryan Murphy's Netflix true-crime anthology, which has been accused of glamourising the crimes of notorious murderer Ed Gein ...

Monster: The Ed Gein Story is a limited series by Ryan Murphy, starring Charlie Hunnam, and tells the dramatized story of serial killer Ed Gein, as well the movies inspired by his crimes and the other ...

The most watched film of the week on the streaming service remained KPop Demon Hunters, which was watched 18.1 million times. Earlier this year, the animated musical became the most-streamed film in ...

Ed Gein is generally seen as one of the darkest human beings to ever live. He’s been the inspiration for fictional killers from Norman Bates to Buffalo Bill from The Silence of the Lambs. This fact ...

Ryan Murphy is receiving a backlash regarding the depiction of Anthony Perkins in the latest instalment of his Monster anthology series.

Monster viewers have found an old interview of Ed Gein speaking in his real voice in the wake of the hit Netflix show. Netflix is back with a brand new instalment of Monster and Monster: The Ed Gein ...

Did you know that the same real-life serial killer inspired the likes of Psycho, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and The Silence of the Lambs?

Charlie Hunnam is sharing what went through his head when he agreed to play serial killer Ed Gein — and how he "fell into a full panic" after realizing the decision he made.