If a clown shows up at your door holding balloons and flowers, don't open it! What the heck was going through this woman's head when she allegedly donned a clown suit and gunned down her romantic rival? #killerwomen #TrueStory #truecrime #clowngirl nbcnews.to/446OVCD

Ever watched a movie purportedly based on actual events only to realize the filmmakers got the story wrong or made things up for effect? What are your thoughts on filmmakers presenting incorrect or dramatically embellished facts about true crime cases? nyti.ms/3LFU6SV

Is our national obsession with true crime podcasts, documentaries and movies rotting or brains? If you are a true crime fan or critic, we’d love to hear your thoughts about this storytelling genre that spins real-life crimes into entertainment. #truecrime nyti.ms/3LQ1pra

2 TV mini series are currently streaming about Candy Montgomery, a Texas wife who in 1980 killed her lover’s wife by striking her 41 times with an ax. And let’s not forget that Barbara Hershey played Candy in a 1990 TV movie. Hollywood sure loves this nasty 43-year-old story!

“Sunset Slayers” Carol Bundy and Doug Clark fit right in with the other depraved couples on this list. These deadly twosomes got their kicks robbing, kidnapping and killing as a team, and sometimes the women acted more sadistic than the men! #truecrime bit.ly/42y3WvC

This bizarre tale of an aspiring author who allegedly poisoned her husband has all the elements #truecrime writers love. No doubt this tragic story will be the focus of true crime TV shows, books, podcasts, and at least one Lifetime movie! #killerwomen bit.ly/3NPSUOe

At least “Sunset Slayer” Carol Bundy never harmed her own children. The same can’t be said about Diane Downs, who shot her 3 kids, killing 1 and crippling another, in a misbegotten bid to reunite with a married lover who didn’t want children in his life. youtu.be/dQrNTxsPbbY

Director Chuck Parello is interviewed in this true-crime docuseries on grave robber and serial killer Ed Gein whose crimes inspired such iconic films as “Psycho,” “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” and “The Silence of the Lambs.” It premieres on MGM+ on 9/17! youtube.com/watch?v=vnwg6_…

Good riddance! Serial killer Doug Clark, who terrorized LA in the summer of 1980 when he and his accomplice Carol Bundy committed a string of horrific murders, has died of “natural causes” while serving 6 consecutive life sentences. He won’t be missed! ktla.com/news/local-new…

Is Hollywood running out of true crime ideas? Monster: The Ed Gein Story revisits a tale we've seen in Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Silence of the Lambs. Is this Netflix show just rehashing the horror for today's audience? #truecrime slashfilm.com/1675682/charli…

Is Ryan Murphy just recycling true crime trauma for entertainment? With 6 shows on air, including infamous cases like Dahmer and the Menendez brothers, the line between storytelling and exploitation is blurring fast. variety.com/2024/tv/news/r…

Are you addicted to true crime? If so, what movie or TV show based on a real crime case have you been watching lately? #TrueCrime

Folie à Deux at its finest! Normal Life starring Luke Perry & Ashley Judd tells the true story of Jeffrey & Jill Erickson, a bank-robbing couple. Like Carol Bundy, Jill wouldn’t have committed crimes solo, but love & thrill pushed her over the edge. #TrueCrime #FolieÀDeux

It’s been over a year since Douglas Clark, part of the “Sunset Strip Killers,” passed away. He and his partner Carol Bundy terrorized LA in the late '70s. Their twisted crimes still haunt true crime fans. What are your thoughts on Clark’s legacy? youtube.com/watch?v=zGOm0C…

Why are we so fascinated by women who kill? From Dr. Linda Hazzard’s “fasting cure” in the 1910s to today's true crime culture, society’s obsession remains unbroken. Explore the gripping story in Gregg Olsen’s Starvation Heights. #TrueCrime #WomenWhoKill getpocket.com/explore/item/t…

Female killers, like Carol Bundy, are rare, which makes La Cérémonie (1996) unforgettable. Inspired by the Papin sisters’ infamous 1933 murders, this Claude Chabrol classic stars Sandrine Bonnaire & Isabelle Huppert in a chilling folie à deux. A slow burn into shocking violence!