True Crime

The docuseries follows a FLDS leader who declared himself a prophet and took 20-plus women and children as his wives.

These are the prestige hits and binge-worthy docuseries you should be watching.

These nonfiction titles and memoirs about serial killers and scammers are the definition of page-turners.

You'll never be bored again.

From the untold stories behind fashion and music icons to revolutionary Oscar-winners.

You're going to want to add these to your queue.

Jason Clarke and Patricia Arquette lead the drama about a trial that dominated headlines in 2021.

Brittany Snow plays the 'Island Packet' reporter and "Murdaugh Murders Podcast" host in the true-crime miniseries.

The fact and fiction surrounding the woman who allegedly dated the infamous serial killer has long been complicated.

You might want to keep the lights on while you watch these.

The true-crime series veers away from reality when it connects two of America's most infamous killers.

Despite her inclusion in the true-crime series, much of the Wisconsin-area woman's life is still a mystery.

Ryan Murphy's true crime series explores the filming of Alfred Hitchcock's classic horror film.

Charlie Hunnam leads the Netflix drama as the serial killer whose crimes were the basis for the film 'Psycho.'

The 40-something mom harassed her teen daughter and boyfriend for nearly two years.

"I didn't scare her."

For those nights in when you simply don't want to relax.

The Buckleys may be fictional, but there's truth to their fishing and drug-smuggling empire.