Murphy has a history of crafting controversial shows that trigger conversations online. ” “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer” drew an outcry from the families of Jefferey Dahmer’s victims, and many felt the series glamorized the horrific killings of Black and Brown members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story” suggests that the notorious siblings killed their parents in order to disguise their incestuous affair.

Ryan Murphy’s Monsters series on the Menendez brothers sparks criticism for focusing on sensationalism over truth.

"Well, if we're gonna kill our dad, we should probably just kill our mom too." In August 1989, siblings Lyle and Erik Menendez purchased shotguns and drove to the Beverly Hills mansion they shared with their parents.

I n the wake of the massive popularity of Dahmer, Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan are back with a new season of their Monster anthology series that explores the lives and crimes of the infamous Menendez brothers.

"I turned my trailer into Erik's room so I had clothes everywhere, and I had pictures of him on the wall, pictures of me too," said the actor, whose previous credits include "They/Them" and "Power Book II: Ghost,

Hell is not hot enough for Ryan Murphy' one particularly dissatisfied viewer wrote in response to the limited series' release.