Netflix viewers responded lukewarm to the latest addition in Ryan Murphy’s cinematic universe of infamous killers last week. Meanwhile, the streamer seems to have found the right audience for its latest YA offering.

Diluvian' explained as one particularly 'bloody' scene in Ryan Murphy's new Lizzie Borden series leaves Netflix viewers well and truly shocked.

The Lizzie Borden Story' is Netflix’s biggest hit of the week, leading a Top 10 that includes strong debuts for 'Crew Girl' and 'The Gentlemen'.

NETFLIX is reigniting the mystery of Lizzie Borden, the woman accused of brutally murdering her father and stepmother in one of America’s most infamous killings. Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story

The 'emetophobia' triggering scene in Ryan Murphy's new Monster: The Story of Lizzie Borden series is actually based on a real-life event.

The Lizzie Borden Story’ differs from ‘Ed Gein.’ Hunnam — who previously starred as Ed Gein in season three of the anthology series — plays Andrew Borden in ‘The Lizzie Borden Story.’

More than a century on, one of America's most infamous murder mysteries still has people guessing. Here's how old Lizzie Borden was when her parents were killed, and what came after.

In Monster, Lizzie develops an intimate relationship with the Borden family's maid, Bridget “Maggie” Sullivan, played by Vicky Krieps. Their romance becomes increasingly intertwined with the violence unfolding inside the Borden household.