Evan Peters’ ‘Dahmer’ Globes Win Fuels Hollywood’s Serial Killer Obsession, Says Victim’s Mother
“People winning acting roles from playing killers keeps the obsession going,” Shirley Hughes, mother of Tony Hughes, said.
“People winning acting roles from playing killers keeps the obsession going,” Shirley Hughes, mother of Tony Hughes, said.
Twenty-two days after “Dahmer” debuted, “The Watcher,” another Murphy Netflix hit, premiered. Is that $300 million finally paying off? Does anyone know?
“It’s sort of like an interesting legacy that I’m interested in doing in a positive way after sort of pausing for a while,” the Emmy winner said.
“Monster” will return as an anthology series for two new seasons, while “The Watcher” returns for a Season 2.
Plus, the former “Popular” actress revisits Mary Cherry’s most iconic line and discusses the unmatched combined strength of horror and comedy.
“It was a story of a gay man and more importantly, his gay victims,” Murphy said regarding the backlash to the LGBTQ branding.
Series creator Murphy shared that production contacted 20 families across three and a half years.
Murphy suggested Stamos play a sex worker who seduces a couple to help them heal their marriage.
She stars as Truman Capote’s friend and NYC socialite Babe Paley opposite Chloë Sevigny, Demi Moore, Molly Ringwald, Diane Lane, and Calista Flockhart.
Netflix’s “The Watcher” feels half-baked because the true scary story at its center is quickly disregarded.
Anne E. Schwartz says that Ryan Murphy’s dramatization of the infamous serial killer “does not bear a great deal of resemblance to the facts of the case.”
Evan Peters stars as the serial killer who murdered 17 men between 1978 and 1991.