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Joe Otterson TV Reporter Peacock has ordered a limited scripted series about notorious serial killer John Wayne Gacy, Variety has learned. The announcement was made during the Television Critics Association winter press tour in Pasadena. The series is inspired by the 2021 Peacock/NBC News Studios docuseries “John Wayne Gacy: Devil in Disguise,” with the scripted series sharing the same name.

NBCUniversal is giving a straight-to-series order to three drama series for Peacock from Universal Studio Group, it was revealed Wednesday at the company’s TCA presentation.

murderers, like John Wayne Gacy, amongst other exhibits, the Louisiana based attraction is definitely not a place to go for those with a weak constitution, who are likely to have a bad reaction to what they are seeing.Inside the museum visitors can come face-to-face with a number of other macabre things such as 'Dr Death' Jack Kevorkian's euthanasia machine (the 'Thanatron'), and genuine human bones and taxidermy. READ MORE: Horror shark attack sees boat crew rescued 'in the nick of time' by Coast Guard heroes Obviously, the nature of the museum is not for the faint of heart and can therefore prove a little bit too much for some people, with some known to vomit or pass out from time to time. Scott Healy, the curator of the New Orleans collection, told National Geographic: "People open up, they ask questions.

Jeffrey Dahmer was convicted of 15 Wisconsin murders and subsequently sentenced to life in prison in 1992, the serial killer is now the focus of two unsettling true-crime projects on Netflix. As the troubling life and gruesome crimes of the “Milwaukee Cannibal” come back into focus, here’s what to know about the subject of Ryan Murphy’s scripted series,, starring Evan Peters and the true-crime docuseries,, from director Joe Berlinger.From 1978 to until his arrest in 1991, Dahmer took the lives of 17 men and teenage boys, with many of his murders involving acts of necrophilia, cannibalism, and preservation of various body parts.

Like parents, like kids. Will Arnett opened up about how his sons, Archie, 13, and Abel, 12, have picked up a lot from their parents — starting with their humor.

Will Arnett and Amy Poehler's sons inherited their sense of humor, according to the 52-year-old actor. Arnett stopped by on Tuesday night and dished on how hilarious the former couple's 13-year-old, Archie, and 12-year-old, Abel, are.“I have really funny kids,” Arnett told Kimmel, who agreed, calling the boys “extraordinarily funny.”Reflecting on his kid’s humor, Arnett recalled a story from when Abel was only seven and he joked with one of the podcast host's friends, and told them, “You just got burned by a seven-year-old who is still learning how to tie his shoes!”“I was like, ‘Wow, that’s so layered, he used his own inability to tie his shoes as a burn on the other person.”Arnett went on to share a more recent story, where Abel had a hilarious response to his brother’s criticism. “Archie said, ‘God, Abel just spews all this nonsense and he just says all this stuff that’s a completely conversation killer,'” to which Abel replied, “You know who is a conversation killer? John Wayne Gacy.”Arnett and Poehler were married from 2003 to 2016, but announced their split in 2012.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Netflix has set a third installment of Joe Berlinger’s “Conversations With a Killer” docuseries, this one focused on serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, Variety has learned exclusively. Titled “Conversations With a Killer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes,” the three-part series will launch Oct. 7 on the streamer. Here is the official description for “Conversations With a Killer” season 3, per Netflix: When Milwaukee police entered the apartment of 31-year-old Jeffrey Dahmer in July of 1991, they uncovered the grisly personal museum of a serial killer: a freezer full of human heads, skulls, bones and other remains in various states of decomposition and display. Dahmer quickly confessed to 16 murders in Wisconsin over the previous four years, plus one more in Ohio in 1978, as well as unimaginable acts of necrophilia and cannibalism. The discovery shocked the nation and stunned the local community, who were incensed that such a depraved killer had been allowed to operate within their city for so long. Why was Dahmer, who had been convicted of sexual assault of a minor in 1988, able to avoid suspicion and detection from police as he stalked Milwaukee’s gay scene for victims, many of whom were people of color?

serial killer Yukio Yamaji was still a teenager when he brutally beat his mother to death with a metal baseball bat.Because of his youth and unfortunate family circumstances, the killer was committed to juvenile detention for just three years before he was released, with authorities thinking he was a changed man.It soon became clear this was not the case.READ MORE: Creepy death row paintings of killer clown John Wayne Gacy flogged for thousandsThe man who would eventually go on to earn the nickname 'the Osaka Sister Killer' was just 16 when he turned himself into police for killing his mother in their apartment in Yamaguchi, Japan.His motive was simple, he explained: "She did not tell me what she would use her borrowed money for," and "She complained about my father," seemed to be sufficient reasons for murder in his eyes.The young boy was sentenced to three years in a juvenile detention school after the courts determined it was 'possible to reform him' because of how young he was, and because of unfortunate family circumstances, including the death of his father in 1995, and the financial struggles his family faced.While at the school he made good use of his time, gaining a number of qualifications, and was subjected to psychological tests which revealed he had a developmental disorder that prevented him from forming lasting relationships.Three years after he was committed, he emerged a free man.When Yamaji was released back into the world, he seemed a changed man.

killer clown John Wayne Gacy and Satan, it has been revealed. Tristan Hearne, 40, has been charged following allegations that he stole the remains of two people in Melbourne, Australia earlier this year.Victoria Police dismissed claims that the chilling desecration was a part of a satanic ritual, however, creepy tattoos of the ghoul have since surfaced online.Hearne's fingers are inked with both The Leviathan Cross - which is classed as the cross of Satan and the Sigil of Lucifer, reports Daily Mail Online.His arms sickeningly display a detailed portrait of American serial killer John Wayne Gacy, who raped, tortured and murdered at least 33 young men and boys.Hearne's Facebook page reveals his passion for the supernatural as well as an old school photo which shows vampire teeth protruding from his mouth.Other photographs demonstrated his interests with devils, demons and vampires, which were expressed through artwork.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterThis year marks the 30th anniversary of Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky’s “Brother’s Keeper,” which, as Berlinger says, is “one of the granddaddies of the true-crime docu movement.”It’s true that the 1992 film about the bizarre murder trial of Delbert Ward, who was accused of the “mercy killing” of his brother in rural upstate New York, was an early entrant in our collective societal obsession with the unscripted true-crime format, which in recent years has crossed over to the scripted side.As one of the founding fathers of the format that has piqued our interest in true crime to the point where limited series including “Impeachment: American Crime Story,” “The Staircase,” “The Dropout,” “Inventing Anna,” “Dr. Death,” “A Very British Scandal,” and several more are all competing in the same Emmys’ cycle, Berlinger has some unique insight into the nonfiction-to-dramatized evolution.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaScoot McNairy, Kit Harington and Josh Lucas are set to star in “Blood for Dust,” an upcoming action thriller that will be directed by Rod Blackhurst.Former friends Cliff (McNairy), a traveling salesman struggling to make a living, and Ricky (Harington), an illegal-weapons dealer making serious money, reconnect one fateful day. Hoping to make some quick cash, Cliff agrees to partner with the violent Ricky, who is expanding his business to include cross-state drug and gun deliveries for John, a mid-level American cartel boss (Lucas).

Selome Hailu The fourth and final season of “Ozark” is Netflix’s No. 1 English-language TV series, according to the streamer’s newly released Top 10 rankings.Part 2 of Season 4 dropped on April 29, following the January debut of Part 1. Available in its entirety for only three days of the April 25-May 1 viewing window, “Ozark” Season 4 was viewed for 78.4 million hours.“Selling Sunset” Season 5 clinched the No.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterLimited series “Anatomy of a Scandal” has ended “Bridgerton” Season 2’s reign as the No. 1 English-language TV series on Netflix, according to the streaming service’s newly release Top 10 rankings.For the week of April 18-April 24, “Anatomy of a Scandal” was viewed for 75.6 million hours in its second week of availability, while “Bridgerton” racked up 46 million and landed in the No.

Recently, Netflix has put out several popular documentaries, from fraud stories like Bad Vegan to dark serial killer tales like Conversations with a Killer: The John Wayne Gacy Tapes. Their latest documentary film is about an altogether different subject – a fashion scandal.

The true-crime genre, either podcasts or documentaries or documentary series, is proving to be quite the boon for streamers and anyone who places a premium on churn and time spent. Adjacent to that genre is the true-crime serial killer genre, and Netflix and filmmaker Joe Berlinger are going all-in on it.

true-crime documentary,. Ahead of its April debut, ET has the first look at the upcoming four-part series, which features an exclusive interview with Jessop, who was by Jeffs’ side during his rise to power. The docuseries will revisit life inside the polygamous denomination led by Jeffs, who rose to power within the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints during the ‘90s and had as many as 70 wives, including Jessop, by the early aughts.