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Monster: Lizzie Borden Story Finale

‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’ Finale Director Explains That Imagined Ending and Why Sarah Paulson Made Him Cry

Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story was different than previous seasons of Netflix ‘s Monster franchise in that this season got to go a bit more off script.

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‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’ Debuts at No. 1 on Netflix With 12.1 Million Views, on Par With Previous Seasons

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‘Monster’ Showrunner Explains Lizzie Borden Finale and What’s Next for the Netflix Thriller

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‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’: Rebecca Hall Is Wickedly Good As An Evil Stepmother

Rebecca Hall had a deliciously wicked time playing Abby Borden, Lizzie Borden's cruel stepmother in Netflix's Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story.

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‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’ Hits 12.1 Million Views in Four Days on Netflix

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Who Was Nance O’Neil? All About the Real-Life Actress Featured in “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story”

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Did Lizzie Borden Actually Have All Those Health Issues Mentioned in “Monster”?

The Netflix series, starring Ella Beatty, depicts the alleged axe murderer as suffering from various ailments

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'Emetophobia' triggering scene in Ryan Murphy's new Lizzie Borden Monster series is actually based on a real-life event

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

Who Was Lizzie Borden’s Sister, Emma?

Who was Lizzie Borden’s sister Emma and what happened to her after the trial? Find out the true story of Emma Borden.

Charlie Hunnam Reveals Biggest Difference Acting in Monster’s The Lizzie Borden Story Versus Ed Gein (Exclusive)

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.’

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The most jarring inconsistencies in Lizzie Borden’s account of the day her parents died

By the way, the Bordens’ doctor prescribed her morphine to help her sleep. He claimed the drug affected her memories and made her confused. Later on, Lizzie Borden ‘s statements at the inquest were ruled inadmissible, so lawyers couldn’t use them in the trial.