John Wayne Gacy: Inside Peacock's Chilling Docuseries About the Serial Killer (Exclusive)

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentAcademy Award winning director Juan José Campanella (“The Secret in Their Eyes”) has gone into production in Mexico on the first title from ViacomCBS International Studios (VIS) for Paramount Plus, “Los Enviados,” an eight-part series action thriller about “two men searching for their souls,” the director told Variety.VIS has shared in exclusivity with Variety some first photos from the shoot.First fruit of a first look deal between VIS and

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentRising Turkish star Burcu Biricik plays the lead in “Fatma,” the hotly anticipated new Turkish Netflix Original that will drop worldwide on April 27, for which Netflix is releasing the first trailer.This groundbreaking show produced by Basak Abacigil, and created and directed by up-and-coming multihyphenate Ozgur Onurme, is about an ordinary cleaning lady named Fatma who becomes a serial killer, but not because she is the murdering type.

woman has asked for advice after she savagely told her pregnant friend that her baby name choice 'reminded her of a serial killer'.The pal revealed her best friend had announced on social media that her favourite name for her unborn daughter was Bundi Skye.After the pal reached out to ask her opinion of the chosen name, the woman says she told her she worried it was too similar to that of serial killer Ted Bundy.Taking to Reddit to explain the situation, she said her pregnant pal was 'extremely

It's been quite a year for Tahar Rahim. Thanks to The Mauritanian — in which he played real-life Guantanamo prisonerMohamedou Ould Slahi and starred alongside Jodie Foster — the 39-year-old has been getting some of the best film reviews since his phenomenal, Cesar-winning breakout performance in 2009's A Prophet.

who phoned the police — who didn’t believe her claims — about the serial killer’s crazy behavior.“Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” will be told from the perspective of the infamous serial killer’s victims. The plot will begin in the 1960s with Dahmer’s early life and end with his arrest in 1991.

Ryan Murphy didn’t need to go far to find the man who will play his monster. Evan Peters, a mainstay on Murphy’s American Horror Story, will portray Jeffrey Dahmer in the Netflix limited-series, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.

Netflix sure does love its serial killer programming, huh? Not only does the streaming platform seemingly have new true-crime docuseries about some heinous killer every week or so, but Netflix is moving into the narrative adaptation side of things with a new Jeffrey Dahmer series produced by Ryan Murphy titled “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.” And now, we know who’s leading the cast.

Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.The biopic series will be coming to Netflix from producer Ryan Murphy, alongside his longtime collaborator Ian Brennan, Deadline reports.Monster is set to star Niecy Nash, Penelope Ann Miller, Shaun J. Brown and Colin Ford alongside Peters.

Evan Peters has played some pretty unhinged, maniacal characters over the years on “American Horror Story”, and for his next collab with “AHS” co-creator Ryan Murphy he’ll be playing a real-life maniac.

Evan Peters and Ryan Murphy are teaming up again!

Jenna Ortega isn't worried about how her fans will react to her new role in In fact, as she tells ET's Deidre Behar, she thinks they'll «relate» to it. In the movie, the 18-year-old former Disney star plays Vada, a high schooler forced to navigate her emotions in the wake of a school tragedy.

Olivia Newton-John and Chloe Lattanzi have a bond like none other. Between catching up over a freshly brewed cup of tea or feeding farm animals on the actress’ sprawling California ranch, the mother-daughter duo love spending a lot of time with each other. Things are so much fun for Newton-John and Lattanzi, they even let Us Weekly tag along for a typical day in their life!

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Toronto’s most notorious serial murderer is the subject of Super Channel’s new true-crime documentary, “Catching a Serial Killer: Bruce McArthur”.