For the final week of January, Jenn and I are once again discussing a fictional adaptation of spree killer Richard Speck. Last week we talked about Violated Angels, a Japanese film, and this week we’re looking at an international co-production of the Chicago story, which is set in Belfast, Ireland. In Born for Hell (1976) – […]
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Throughout January, Murder Made Fiction podcast is examining the killers that are being interviewed on season one of David Fincher‘s Mindhunter. This ties into our Patreon episode-by-episode discussions, while also allowing us to cover a few of the killers that we haven’t discussed in detail, such as Edmund Kemper. Kemper is obviously one of the […]
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In anticipation of his new film, The Killer, coming to Netflix on November 10, I tip-toed through the tulips of my favorite director’s filmography and came away thinking that if David Fincher ever decided to fully wade into the waters of the horror genre? We’d all be in deep shit. In the best of ways. Here are the […]
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Netflix’s true crime-based series “Mindhunter” hasn’t generated new material since 2019, but that doesn’t mean the series is entirely dead in the water. Rather, it’s indefinitely on hold at the moment, with David Fincher unsure if he’ll eventually continue telling stories in that world. In other words, “Mindhunter” Season 3 could still happen… just not […]
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