Are you a Dateline NBC fan too? Confession time: I love them all, but I shiver with excitement when I tune in and discover it’s a Keith Morrison episode. I think he’s why I fell in love with Dateline to begin with. Or fell harder I should say. Anyway, whenContinue Reading
There are a couple of reasons Netflix’s newest true crime docuseries, Catching Killers, is so binge-able. For one thing, it’s short, only four episodes. Well, technically three because one of the cases is a two-part episode. However, the number one reason Catching Killers is so absorbing is because of theContinue Reading
In 2020, a lot of paracons and horror fests found themselves pivoting and becoming virtual streaming events. But that went for cons of all kinds, including true crime ones. I’m not sure why CrimeCon has decided to do another At Home one this year, but it’s great for true crimeContinue Reading
New Orleans abounds with vampire stories. There’s even one about a pair of men known as the Carter Brothers, who some say were arrested in the 1930s for being serial killers, confessed to being vampires, and were executed. Allegedly their ghosts still haunt the French Quarter to this day. This isContinue Reading
Famously Haunted: Amityville premiered during the “Terror on Tubi” Halloween programming. It started streaming on October 15 but is still available for your viewing pleasure. But is it pleasurable? Because let’s face it. The mass murder of an entire family is not exactly a light or pleasant subject matter. EspeciallyContinue Reading
While producing the “Ghosts Who Solved Their Own Murders” episode of the Haunting American True Crimes series, a year popped out at me: 1990. It ended up factoring into two things I referenced. The first was the movie Ghost. In fact, that’s how I begin the episode: “Unfinished business whereContinue Reading
All I could wonder as I finished watching The Curse of Lizzie Borden was, “Is the Lizzie Borden House still haunted?” That wasn’t Dave Schrader, Chris Fleming, Sam Baltrusis, or Luann Joly’s goal. Their aim was to investigate whether a dark family curse led to the most infamous ax murdersContinue Reading
The Curse of Lizzie Borden, the next installment in the Shock Docs series, premieres on discovery+ on Friday, Sept. 10, 2021. Paranormal investigator Dave Schrader assembles a team of paranormal experts to investigate whether a dark entity helped facilitate one of the most infamous ax murders of all time. TheContinue Reading
In a previous post, I examined whether or not one of the houses in American Horror Story: Double Feature was really haunted. At the end of it, I teased about how the new season of AHS has a haunting cold case connection with an iconic horror movie. I promised toContinue Reading
Ever since I can remember, mysteries, true crime, and the law, in general, have fascinated me. When I was in high school, I even intended to go to college and become a lawyer. Junior year of high school I was nominated by a teacher to participate in a sort ofContinue Reading
Aileen Wuornos is easily one of the most notorious female serial killers in American history. Curiously, she hasn’t inspired many films. One of the most well-known was Monster, thanks in large part to Charlize Theron’s incredible performance, which nabbed her many awards including an Oscar and Golden Globe. Now Peyton ListContinue Reading
In 2006 a low-budget horror movie called The Curse of Lizzie Borden was released. Even though it was awful, it was followed up two years later with a sequel, The Curse of Lizzie Borden 2: Prom Night. Because, naturally, a prom-themed horror movie was the only thing that could follow,Continue Reading
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