The post The Ed Gein Story’ Trailer, Plus Release Date appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ryan Murphy is probably one of the most controversial shows in the industry, but you can’t argue with results. His initial “Monster” show, Dahmer, is the fourth most-watched English language show in Netflix history. Now, he’s back for another installment inspired by the most notorious serial killer of all time. If we’re not counting say, Vlad the Impaler. The show is Monster: The Ed Gein Story, which stars Charlie Hunnam playing Gein, who murdered at least two people, was suspected of killing seven others and dug up nine corpses which he “mutilated.” The trailer is just deeply unsettling, and I need to throw up a content warning here if you want to avoid people wearing skins and such, based on Gein’s real crimes: If you’re thinking “hm, that really looks like Psycho” or “isn’t that Silence of the Lambs?” you’re never going to believe what inspired those movies. The mom-killing and dressing up in her clothes, the wearing skinsuits and masks (this also inspired Texas Chainsaw Massacre), Gein’s influence is widespread in the horror film industry, behind some of the most classic genre entries of all time. Charlie Hunnam is a fascinating pick here, given that the English Hunnam is mainly known for roles in Sons of Anarchy, Pacific Rim or most recently, Netflix’s insanely bad Rebel Moon. Here? He’s doing a crazy voice, playing a crazy role, but Ryan Murphy thinks he’s aligned with the part. He certainly seems enormously creepy here. The release date for Monster: Ed Gein is October 1. It will join Dahmer and Monster: The Lyle and Erik Menendez story. Both of those series were hugely controversial, with complaints from Dahmer victims about exploitation, and then complaints from the Menendez family themselves about their characterization (though if anything, it seemed to make the brothers more… The post The Ed Gein Story’ Trailer, Plus Release Date appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ryan Murphy is probably one of the most controversial shows in the industry, but you can’t argue with results. His initial “Monster” show, Dahmer, is the fourth most-watched English language show in Netflix history. Now, he’s back for another installment inspired by the most notorious serial killer of all time. If we’re not counting say, Vlad the Impaler. The show is Monster: The Ed Gein Story, which stars Charlie Hunnam playing Gein, who murdered at least two people, was suspected of killing seven others and dug up nine corpses which he “mutilated.” The trailer is just deeply unsettling, and I need to throw up a content warning here if you want to avoid people wearing skins and such, based on Gein’s real crimes: If you’re thinking “hm, that really looks like Psycho” or “isn’t that Silence of the Lambs?” you’re never going to believe what inspired those movies. The mom-killing and dressing up in her clothes, the wearing skinsuits and masks (this also inspired Texas Chainsaw Massacre), Gein’s influence is widespread in the horror film industry, behind some of the most classic genre entries of all time. Charlie Hunnam is a fascinating pick here, given that the English Hunnam is mainly known for roles in Sons of Anarchy, Pacific Rim or most recently, Netflix’s insanely bad Rebel Moon. Here? He’s doing a crazy voice, playing a crazy role, but Ryan Murphy thinks he’s aligned with the part. He certainly seems enormously creepy here. The release date for Monster: Ed Gein is October 1. It will join Dahmer and Monster: The Lyle and Erik Menendez story. Both of those series were hugely controversial, with complaints from Dahmer victims about exploitation, and then complaints from the Menendez family themselves about their characterization (though if anything, it seemed to make the brothers more…