Netflix’s Monster: The Ed Gein Story shows Ed Gein’s so-called girlfriend, Adeline Watkins, as a long-term, complicated figure in his life, but it skips over what actually happened to her after his ...

The Ed Gein Story takes dramatic liberties with the real-life crimes of Ed Gein by exaggerating several plot points.

Played in the series by Suzanna Son, Adeline Watkins was a real-life woman and one of the few people who knew Ed Gein intimately. The show largely portrays her as an accomplice to Gein’s heinous ...

Monster: The Ed Gein Story takes a lot of liberties with the true story of Ed Gein. Here are some of the most fictional elements of the series.

Ed Gein's car, which he used to move the bodies of his victims, was auctioned for $760 in 1958 after his arrest. The owner toured the car around the Midwest, calling the attraction "Ed Gein Ghoul Car.

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Harold Schechter slams Ryan Murphy's retelling of Ed Gein's story in his latest Netflix series, calling it out for largely fabricated details.

Ed Gein, the reali-life killer who inspired Norman Bates, Leatherface and Buffalo Bill in The Silence of the Lambs, is back in 'Monster: The Ed Gein Story' ...

Professor Mullen stated: "Gein was diagnosed at the time with a schizophrenic illness, based on broad and outdated criteria. "Contemporary reports describe him as shy, self-absorbed, and socially ...

The act takes place after Henry tells Ed about his plans to marry his girlfriend, Ginny, to escape their controlling mother. In response, Ed hits his brother across the face with a piece of wood, ...

Speaking of babysitting, another murder that Gein is portrayed as committing in Monster: The Ed Gein Story is that of a babysitter, Evelyn Hartley. He abducts, tortures, and kills Hartley in the ...

Gein was never officially tied to his brother’s death. Gein’s older brother Henry (played by Hudson Oz) makes a brief appearance in the first episode, only for Ed to murder him. In the show, after ...