Ed Gilliland

Christopher Lehman

Ed Meyer

ED MEYER (1)

Dr. Helen Morrison

Helle Morrison

Bill Shafer

Bill Shafer (1)

Clint Carney

Lou Rusconi

Laura Johnston Kohl

Laura Johnston

Robert Ray

Roert Ray

Merle Allin

Merle Allin (1)

William Harder

William Harder (1)

John Borowski

D.C. McAuliffe

A true-crime series featuring intimate interviews with those involved in serial killer culture and true crime. Included are collectors, artists, survivors, authors, forensic psychologists, museums, universities, and more.

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Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Discusses how the mummified head of German Serial Killer Peter Kurten came to be in the Wisconsin Dells Odditorium.

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Peter Kurten's Head

Dr. Helen Morrison discusses studying John Wayne Gacy and has his brain in a jar.

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Gacy's Brain

Owner Bill Shafer discusses selling serial killer artworks and letters.

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Hyaena Gallery

Survivor Laura Johnston Kohl discusses surviving the Jonestown Massacre, and San Diego State University discusses their Jonestown exhibit.

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Jonestown Survivor

Every day is serial killer culture for Murder Auction.com owner William Harder who accepts calls from serial killers and also visits them in prisons.

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Murder Auction

Merle Allin explains how he came to write to serial killers and shows off his collection of true crime artifacts.

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Merle Allin and the Murder Junkies

Michael Channels discusses becoming Charles Manson’s friend and collecting items that Manson created.

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Channeling Manson

Barry Boschelli, John Wayne Gacy’s childhood friend, discusses his friendship with Gacy and making a documentary film with filmmaker Dan Kiggins.

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My Friend Gacy

Author Dr. Peter Vronsky discusses how he literally ran into serial killer Richard Cottingham and also discusses female serial killers.

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Bumped by a Monster

Author Kim Craft discusses fact and fiction in the story of Countess Elizabeth Bathory who was rumored to have been a vampire, serial killer and also bathed in the blood of her victims.

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Infamous Bathory

Stephen Giannangelo is an author and ex-law enforcement officer who not only teaches a class on serial murder, but also collects true crime artifacts including several paintings by John Wayne Gacy.

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Real Life Monsters

Australian Author Amanda Howard discusses corresponding with some of Australia’s infamous serial killers.

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Serial Killers Down Under

<a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5736176/" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">Serial Killer Culture</a> is a docu-series focused on a phenomenon or subculture around a fascination with serial killers. It encompasses various aspects, including studying and analyzing notorious serial killers with engaging interviews centered around the subject.

Those who are part of the Serial Killer Culture often delve into the psychology and motives behind serial killers, examining their crimes and exploring the dark recesses of the human mind. They may collect items associated with infamous killers, such as letters, artwork, or personal belongings, considering them macabre artifacts of historical significance. It is important to note that while the Serial Killer Culture can be seen as a means of exploring and understanding the dark side of humanity, it also raises ethical concerns and moral dilemmas. Some argue that it glorifies or sensationalizes violence, causing harm to the victims' families and trivializing the seriousness of these heinous crimes. Others see it as a legitimate exploration of human nature, criminal psychology, and the societal factors contributing to serial killers' emergence.

Filmmaker John Borowski is also the director of H. Holmes: America's First Serial Killer, which you can watch next.

Serial Killer Culture TV