The Ed Gein Story premiered on October 3, 2025, and tells the story of one of the notorious American serial killers, Ed Gein.

The Ed Gein Story. Ryan Murphy has become iconic for his ability to give us nightmares. Whether it's a wildly frightening ...

Ed Gein inspired fictional killers like Norman Bates and Leatherface. In Ryan Murphy’s latest series, Charlie Hunnam seeks the man behind the dead-skin mask. Ed Gein inspired fictional killers like ...

Vicky Krieps is also set to return to Monster for the new season as Lizzie’s maid Bridget Kripes, having previously appeared in the The Ed Gein Story, while Rebecca Hall is due to play Lizzie’s ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Ed Gein may not be America’s most infamous serial killer — he’s eclipsed by the likes of Ted Bundy and Jeffrey ...

Editor's Note: The below review contains spoilers for Netflix's Monster: The Ed Gein Story.Yes, the notorious serial killer Ed Gein inspired movies like Psycho and Texas Chainsaw Massacre, as well as ...

Being October, FX viewers and American Horror Story fans have gotten used to a new season of the hit anthology series ...

Because of the show’s format, you can technically begin or end with any season, but watching them in the order assembled below will help ease you into the lore. From murder houses and witch covens to ...

American Horror Story has been disturbing, dismaying, and delighting dark-minded audiences ever since it first premiered on FX in October 2011, when a ghost-infested Murder House made permanent ...

Since its debut in 2011, anthology series American Horror Story has aired 12 seasons of deliciously deranged tales about haunted houses, insane asylums, witch covens, circus freak shows, supernatural ...

The third season of Ryan Murphy's "Monster" anthology series arrives on Netflix on Oct. 3. The eight-part miniseries, this time titled "Monster: The Ed Gein Story," focuses on the eponymous serial ...

As a producer, filmmaker, and Hollywood impresario, Ryan Murphy has never been typecast. Think of his major projects: Glee and American Horror Story, Feud and the 9-1-1 franchise, Nip/Tuck and ...