While Monster draws from real-life events, it mixes them freely with creative invention. The true Ed Gein was neither a cunning serial killer nor a misunderstood victim of circumstance—he was a deeply ...

No, Gein didn’t have a learning disability. In the series, he receives a schizophrenia diagnosis, after he is depicted as experiencing vivid hallucinations and hearing his mother Augusta Gein’s ...

Monster: The Ed Gein StoryIt is the third season of the American biographical crime drama anthology series Monster which ...

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

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 ...

Jeffrey Murdoch portrays Ed Kemper, a serial killer who murdered 10 people, including his own grandparents and mother, ...