Top 30 Movies About Serial Killers

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[@PacificaJaena]

Where's father severino Mallari? If you're not putting him on the list means it only applies to Americans and america. Alone!

[@williamsummerson1204]

Monster is my favorite serial killer movie of all time. Charlize Theron transforms into the killer and gives a career defining performance. Rebecca's narration is flawless as always. ❤

[@HorrorFanAndy1]

#30- The Gray Man 0:29 #29- The Capture of the Green River Killer 1:44 #28- Dear Mr. Gacy 2:42 #27- An Officer and a Murderer 3:47 #26- The Night Stalker 4:43 #25- Appropriate Adult 5:45 #24- Boston Strangler 6:42 #23- A Is For Acid 7:43 #22- In The Light of the Moon 8:41 #21- Karla 9:36 #20- No Man of God 10:32 #19- The Golden Glove 11:32 #18- Summer of Sam 12:24 #17- Memories of Murder 13:19 #16- The Frozen Ground 14:08 #15- The Boston Strangler 14:56 #14- Helter Skelter 16:06 #13- To Catch a Killer 17:02 #12- Dahmer 17:57 #11- The Deliberate Stranger 18:50 #10- Charlie Says 19:37 #9- My Friend Dahmer 20:42 #8- Ted Bundy 21:32 #7- Citizen X 22:19 #6- Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile 23:18 #5- 10 Rillington Place 24:15 #4- Snowtown 25:14 #3- Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer 26:08 #2- Monster 27:06 #1- Zodiac 28:27

[@wgkincheloe2458]

Thank you! EXACTLY what I was looking for so I could screenshot the list to watch with wife! You the man!

[@HorrorFanAndy1]

@@wgkincheloe2458 you’re welcome!

[@patsycakesy6611]

“The Deliberate Stranger” came out while I was in high school and so started my fascination with true crime…. Especially Ted Bundy! I could never look at Mark Harmon the same again! Hands down my favorite serial killer movie.

[@tammylynnbeatricedoyle4500]

The Deliberate Stranger got me hooked on forensic psychology and true crime ❤

[@matteoedwardes2876]

Same!

[@somthingsomething665]

Made for tv movie, The stranger beside me, was terrifying. To think that your close friend comforts you, about your daughter being safe from the killer and turning up to be the killer.

[@frankt285]

The grey man is crazy.... Albert Fish was nuts....

[@IanNason-qn9yw]

That's putting it mildly!

[@frankt285]

@@IanNason-qn9yw I succeeded in keeping it calm......

[@michellegray7892]

To Catch A Killer is by far my favorite on the list. Brian Dennehy did an outstanding job and the realism he brought to the role is what makes it truly disturbing and terrifying in the real world rather than horror movie sense. if you have never seen it and want about as real a depiction of the character/behavior of Gacy as you will ever see outside the real interviews with the actual killer, this movie is the one to watch.

[@kaitlynx1388]

Zodiac has such a phenomenal cast and is so well written and directed. Its very dark and legitimately creepy but extremely watchable. Every time I come across this movie I get sucked in and watch it again. Its absolutely fascinating.

[@jameshw9751]

Yeah, a real period piece showing the Bay Area in the early 1970's, with a sinister atmosphere. Far superior to the other films on this list.

[@shadowgojiro]

Mysterious too

[@Panwere36]

For me, it is about the performer who is portraying the killer in the events. What are very frightening are where "The Deliberate Stranger" Ted Bundy and "The Killer Clown" John Wayne Gacy are concerned mainly because every single actor who portrayed either of them really are both testaments to the actors range but also very frightening in how it becomes through their performances very clear how both of them got away with their crimes for as long as they did. Mark Harmon as Bundy and Brian Dennohey as Gacy, though, are the standards all others have to meet, as they have portrayed so many great and human (and even lovable) normal characters their range in their portrayals of two of the most loathsome excuses of "men" that every besmirched the face of humanity. However, Steve Railsback in his portrayal as Charlie Manson in the 1976 *_Helter Skelter_* is something I find chilling even today. The fact that I have seen real footage of Manson from interviews and footage of his appeals, and have to really praise how effortlessly Railsback showed us all (and still shows us all) that it is a very good thing Charlie died in prison. But, lastly, it cannot be left unsaid, however, that while Matt Smith's portrayal was fantastic, it needs to be said that *_Charlie Says_* tries too hard (and fails) to "vindicate" on any level Susan, Linda or Patricia. All three of them were more than willing, and the saying is true" *_People willing to be convinced of absurdities are more than willing to commit atrocities._* What always is forgotten in the story is that Susan Atkins, before falling in with Charlie, was an active participant in the occult, and was a member of Anton LaVey's Church of Satan. Susan especially was already more than willing to kill, and leaving out the details like that doesn't do the facts justice.

[@LeanneFowler-ms5xc]

I agree with you 💯%!!!!

[@ryleagh]

wolf creek was based off of the murders that ivan milat and bradley murdoch commited in australia for murdering backpackers... would've been nice to see wolf creek somewhere in the list

[@Jimmersaunt]

Brian Dennehy was superb as Gacy!

[@PaulKelly-sy6xu]

A very underrated actor(i.m.o.)

[@rachaelhogan7850]

That was fantastic

[@rachaelhogan7850]

Best version of gacy

[@PrincessofPower84]

He sure was!

[@almetz79able]

Misha Collins was so good in Karla, but he HATED that movie.

[@cherokeegirl5908]

Can you blame him?

[@turarosicky]

ending of henry portrait of serial killer is the most bone-chilling scene I've ever seen, director did great job not to show actual murder, once car stops and henry comes out, you just know what happened and those background screams gives you goosebumps

[@xw7081]

It's the home invasion for me.

[@alexius23]

Ed Gein was a real monster. Robert Block wrote the novel Psycho about Gein’s terrible deeds. Hitchcock read the book and the rest is cinematic history. Gein turned human skin into clothing. “Buffalo Bill” in The Silence of the Lambs. A similar take is “Leatherface” in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

[@richardhoehn9922]

Yup, agree with Zodiac as number one. The documentary on Netflix about Dahmer was pretty good.

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

_Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile_ is one movie I remember and recommend.

[@johnp8131]

"Citizen X" is worth a look with an excellent cast. Also shows how frustrating it must have been for an honest Russian police officer?

[@MainerdLoyd]

It kind pissed me off that she used the made for TV remark about it. It wasn't made for network TV. This was a HBO production so their hands weren't tied by the censors. They chose to focus on the investigator and allowed our imaginations to sicken us.

[@Seawitch907]

Yes Citizen X was very scary! Andrei Chikatilo just terrifying.👿

[@hayeonkim7838]

Thanks for meaningful and valuable video as always ❤❤❤

[@TwilightxKnight13]

Helter Skelter was amazing. I was young when i first saw it and it stuck with me. It is hard to find these days since it is a tv movie instead of a film release.

[@daneparsons8983]

Absolutely agree !!! Also , GO CARDINALS !!!!!!!

[@Grumpygrumpygrumpy]

The Vanishing (1988) is the most creepiest Serial Killer movie I have ever seen, that one freaks me out without shedding any drop of blood or a scene of violence, those who haven't seen it should watch it..

[@jameshw9751]

It's not really a serial killer movie though.

[@navega3997]

Oooo it got 96% on RT. Definitely gonna watch 👍 thanks!

[@bonesf200]

It's not a film but David Tennant was superb as Dennis Nilsen in 'Des'

[@JulieCaptivatedinFl]

To me, this was 917 murders and 1 suicide. The movie, Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones. Great flick starring Powers Booth as Jones. Outstanding performance, won an Emmy.

[@danicegewiss862]

Jim Jones wasn't a serial killer. He was responsible for the deaths of multiple people one time. Serial killers repeat a murder over and over more than one time.

[@donnamcmanus7360]

I had been reading true crime since I was 14 but The Deliberate Stranger was in every home back in the day. It seemed like a sequel to what had been on the news after he was caught.

[@richardhogenson594]

From Hell about Jack the Ripper

[@JulianaAdams-d3m]

That was a really good movie, but all the critics concentrated on was Johnny Depp's accent. How horrible it was. I didn't even notice. But, you are right. Great movie!

[@jomc6734]

I think it's time to put a moratorium on movies about Ted Bundy. There is nothing else that needs to be said about that monster. Deliberate Stranger is probably the best of the movies because it's based on a book by Ann Rule who knew him. I remember watching To Catch a Killer about Gacy. Brian Dennehy was scary. My younger brother was around 22 at the time, and it really bothered him. He found Brian Dennehy's portrayal as Gacy so disturbing that he couldn't watch anything else the actor was in. Also, I'm from Southern Ontario and lived not far from where Bernardo and Homolka murdered her sister, Tammy, Leslie Mahaffey, and Kristen French. I don't believe Karla was a victim or an abused wife. She WAS absolutely her a$$hole husband's partner. All these years later, the deal she got infuriates people. In case you're interested, she's now living near Montreal, Quebec. She's remarried, and God help them, she has kids.

[@munkustrap2]

That deal with Karla is infuriating! They should've made it with the provision that if she was found to have been involved in the killings on her own at all it was off. Those tapes should've made that deal null & void. The prosecutor dropped the ball big time!

[@Sisallaboutthelove]

The Stranger Beside Me was the Ann Rule book--The Deliberate Stranger was based off the book by columnist Richard Larson, who knew Bundy via social circles in WA State politics.

[@ismailmayet6181]

Monster is definitely one of the finest serial killer movies ever made

[@rachaelhogan7850]

No it’s not

[@ismailmayet6181]

@@rachaelhogan7850 Everyone has different taste

[@RT-bt5ql]

Nah

[@matteoedwardes2876]

The Deliberate Stranger was the best Bundy account. I know mojo is more keen on newer versions tho. It was big to me along with Fatal Vision. Both were great true crime depictions.

[@vaderkenobifan]

I know that this is off subject, but I’ve seen horror films and mysteries where the body is hidden for some time and the narrative ignores the fact that bodies smell after a while. I would like to see a top ten on that. Sisters with Margot Kidder, where the killer hid the body in a sofa bed, is an example of such films

[@MickeyDee1984]

Im so glad you included Charlie Says... i love that film!

[@matthewburris769]

I guess not about a real-life killer....but Sean Penn's " The Pledge" starring Nicholson was chilling and remarkable.

[@hoibsh21]

Add a couple more, James Woods as Carl Panzram in Journal of Murder and The Young Poisoner's Handbook about mass killer Graham Young.

[@ma53jg]

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer absolutely terrified me for years after I first watched it as a teenager. What a disturbing film.

[@ronimarie4730]

The frozen ground - with John Cusack… phenomenal film, although heartbreaking 💔 because seeing Cusack play a villain absolutely threw me off… but he absolutely nailed the part!!!

[@rachaelhogan7850]

Brilliant movie

[@corymorimacori1059]

“I'm the John Wayne of John Wayne Gacys, the underground Clown Posse, my flow's Insane!” Pennywise

[@kellydonahue762]

Her name was Aileen, NOT Eileen.

[@rachaelhogan7850]

Yes we No we’re not all idiots talking to people like there bloody stupid

[@insertnameheretopleae]

wow they should hire you ❤

[@bandmole]

Come on 😂

[@auntheidi9389]

His name was Ottis, not Otis. Au-tis.

[@insertnameheretopleae]

yeah. and my name is Ethan. Not Eethan. And my mother is called Nancy. Not Nancee.

[@kennethweser]

Rosemary West was just as cruel and reprehensible as her evil husband.

[@btshea9537]

My Friend Dahmer and Ted Bundy should have been a bit higher in my opinion. Ross Lynch’s performance as Dahmer was brilliant and so was Michael Reilly Burke’s performance was too, the execution scene terrified me, it looked like he was really being electrocuted

[@kimmyfreak200]

citizen X was a masterpiece... about andrei chikatilo

[@IanNason-qn9yw]

The Rostov killer

[@Terastas]

The "My friend Dahmer" section was interrupted by a midroll for Arby's. Unfortunate.

[@grittyfaithgrittyfacts]

We have the meats

[@johnnycade.switchblade]

Nooo😂

[@IanNason-qn9yw]

Talking Heads "Psycho Killer" music video features clips from that movie.

[@lifewithlee6298]

I read the comic

[@PrincessofPower84]

No way 😂

[@doorattachment6926]

Love these movies to see through the eyes of these people are really interesting. Shows everyone around the world what monsters they were. All these innocent victims dying for their pleasure is unthinkable.

[@pennyc11]

Zodiac is definitely the best one. Helter Skelter was realistic and one of the books I read, I think after the movie. The Frozen Ground I feel sadly inspired other killers, I think like the suspected Gilgo Beach Killer. It said it was inspired by a movie I haven't seen yet, The Most Dangerous Game. I think that premise has shown up in several other movies. It was mentioned in Zodiac too. I can only hope, if not anything else, it is so important to learn and practice self-defense practices. I don't like relying on guns because they require loading and distance to be safe. Too many young people are buying prison sentences using them the wrong way. Not that one shouldn't have one. Just in a surprise attack, you need to be able to outsmart someone who often plans their crimes. One thing about these kinds of criminals, like the wonderful Thomas Harris taught us, first they covet their victims. Or create a narrative to follow and obsess over. Why when attacked, you need to be able to make good use of resources. Fear of the unknown is a victims most common enemy. Be careful. Understand the mindset of a huge portion of our world. Teach children because they have become many fiends preferred victims. Bullying has been an age old problem. Schools run by cowards and the uninterested do not deal with it and get fired. Usually not until children die. Ignoring it? When so many own guns and can aquire them quite easily? Has brought us to this.

[@Something29292]

Zodiac is amazing but Memories Of Murder is one of the best movies period

[@Bobbymaccys]

There are very few people in the UK who don’t know about Fred and Rose West

[@doylesgirl73]

I watched Helter Skelter at a slumber party. Out of all the horror movies we watched that night, that's the one that really got to me. When I got home, I made sure all the doors and windows were locked.

[@thaddeusblake4707]

For me , ‘From Hell’ with Johnny Depp is one of my all time favourites. Must be on another list. It was the first treatment of Jack the Ripper that truly captured the savagery of the killings. Outstanding performances from Robbie Coltrane and Heather Graham while Ian Holm as Jack the Ripper was as iconic as he was when he played Ash the evil/defective robot in the first ‘Alien.’,

[@memedaddy5817]

Mr. Brooks would be a great movie to put on here!!

[@v1sageaesthetic310]

The fact that John Haigh and my great grandpa are cousins still scares me to this day

[@christophergarza9118]

I’m surprised and happy to see the number 3 entry! (No spoilers) It what’s the first movie that came to my mind but it rarely gets any recognition. Glad to see that wasn’t the case here!

[@mikememine1423]

I feel the same about Henry. I have been disturbed by that movie for 30+ years... didn't think that it was remembered until I saw it at #3. The video camera scene and the broken down car scene are haunting to this day

[@robynsegg]

For those who saw "My Driend Dahmer, check out the graphic novel! I gotta say it, real life friend/classmate Derf Backderf made a fantastic graphic novel! A real page turner!

[@paulcurtis5317]

I watched snowtown a few weeks back, i was stunned at how good and factual it was

[@mrolls578]

What about iceman?

[@davidmorgan8591]

While it's not really a movie or television movie, Freddie Fox's portrayal of Jeremy Bamber in ITV/HBO Max's Murder at White House Farm is definitely chilling

[@Something29292]

No fucking way Memories Of Murder was only 17 Its by far the best movie here

[@paulcarpenter7844]

I know this is crazy but I think it'll be a good movie if they did it right is the Golden State killer and it took them 40 years to get him

[@TheMinnie1468]

There is an HBO documentary called" I'll be gone in the dark" about the golden state killer

[@AntoinettexKitten]

I wonder if jamie lee saw any parallels between her dad's character and michael

[@kaylamouhot9943]

I was 14 in 1976 when Helter Skelter movie came out. He was the best Charles Manson ever made. They had great movies almost each night.

[@kiritokazuto4383]

The Boston strangler and Dahmer were my favorite serial killer films I'll have to watch the one with Zac Efron in it Good list guys 10/10

[@MrBrianSalinas]

i can't believe that you left "Confession of a Serial Killer" off this list, that was a great and twisted movie

[@Olive-oilien]

I forgot about Monster, that movie was amazing. Top of the list if I had my say.

[@SpongeBobSquarePantsNickJr]

0:39 I’ve seen this film; it’s about Albert Fish a cannibal who preyed on kids nearly 100 yrs ago. I’ve seen 12 of these films. To catch A Killer (1992) a version of Gacy’s story is a tv adapted miniseries not a film.

[@jonahmendez1087]

I still think it’s crazy that I didn’t know James Hetfield was in extremely wicked as the cop that arrested bumdy

[@janetovens756]

Citizen X is a truly excellent film which also shows that if you live in a country where the regime does not acknowledge the existance of such crimes you can go undetected for years

[@jkeegan154]

Wow, no mention of The Deadly Tower with Kurt Russell as Charles Whitman.

[@christophermerlot3366]

I'll add the Austrian movie 'Angst' about Werner Kniesek.

[@Drequan]

best one is zodiac and my number 2 is prolly the netflix ted bundy movie

[@BlackHatCinephile]

🥉

[@kimmyfreak200]

THE CHASER was a good movie too... and i had no idea it was about a real serial killer "Yoo Young-chul"... its a south korean thriller

[@86crud]

Yes sir! Yes sis sir I would LOVE to go upstairs and check! You know Ramirez really did start out in total berserker mode absolutely instantly. It really does make you wonder.

[@brandonkaplan8157]

Zodiac is a masterpiece

[@stone1andonly]

You neglected to add what should have been *at least* a top ten entry on this list - M, reputedly based on Peter Kurten (though Peter Lorre claimed to have used several serial killers as inspiration) in Lorre's first starring role, directed and written by German master Fritz Lang. It was an early example of serial killer horror that required no blood to convey it's tense story and dialog.

[@dRealNayon]

love frozen ground. it was good. Nick was amazing in the movie

[@rachaelhogan7850]

Oh good that was a fantastic movie only issue was who they cast as robert Hanson john cusack was the WRONG choice plus he looks nothing like Hansen he wasent convincing other than that it was brilliant

[@dklounge7082]

I wish more people had watched The Manson Family for it to make the list. It's available on Tubi and is extremely trippy for the budget it was made on

[@lynnwade9112]

I have seen that Manson movie too. It's good.

[@bellohaliru4790]

The Black mass 2024

[@rebeccaperkins3960]

“Wonderland”

[@IsaacRamos-to3kf]

This top ten content is really stabilizing my mind!!

[@donnalichvarcik5588]

This is why we love entertainment villains and real life villains they bring so much of there stories to life either in entertainment or on the news

[@danicegewiss862]

Lou Diamond Phillips is a phenomenal actor.

[@httr94]

Notice how WatchMojo as soon as the female serial killer is mentioned they try to make her sympathetic and talk about her trauma.

[@stevietring1106]

The dude that played Charles Manson is more creepier than Manson himself

[@DepezPoopsie]

Changeling with Angelina Jolie should’ve been on the list. Great film.

[@samanthahughes7783]

I can’t look at Brian Denehey without thinking of John Wayne Gacy, he was that good.

[@rachaelhogan7850]

That was incredible love Brian den why he was terrifying what a brilliant film story that was without doubt the best ever movie about gacy

[@samanthahughes7783]

Definitely

[@mtwilla]

A few of these movies I hated. The greatest movie on this list to me is Citizen X. I think of what it must have felt like to be that officer and to be so frustrated. If only people like Chikatilo were done like that at the end of the movie.

[@mikememine1423]

I always remember that ending...lean over the drain

[@jamesespey249]

Wasn't there any films involving Jack the Ripper that even qualified? Just asking.

[@paulcarpenter7844]

From hell johnny depp

[@YMNKushy]

Paul Bernardo was a family friend. Super creepy knowing my family is and was friends with them. They were real good at hiding their crimes

[@boosterbuster2297]

So many inspirational movies to watch

[@Beth_Alice_Kaplan]

Before premium channels started bankrolling projects, and before streaming platforms came along, television networks produced quality programming. (Well, a lot of crap, too, but so does everybody.)

[@ingriddavis1201]

Keira Knightley - Boston Strangler

[@Christine-Ga76]

The Deliberate Stranger scared the crap out of me! The other made for TV movie made me realize that women are too trusting of clean cut/ well dressed men. When Bundy asks for help with things with a fake cast on his arm by women after passing by several men who he should have for help instead of women.😱😱😱😱

[@Animeguy300]

This is interesting

[@donnalichvarcik5588]

My ultimate obsession are badass villains who know how to kick villain butt and bring it to the big screen small screen and on Broadway

[@phillylilmermaid7802]

Renner was so creepy in Dahmer, but I couldn’t get past how attractive he also was. I still call him sexy Dahmer to this day.

[@efanamethesequel]

I knew it wasn’t going to be on here. But think it’s called “Confessions of a Serial Killer.”

[@Wesplaylist]

1st one Sydney from the Pretender

[@Killz89130]

My guess was that Monster would be number 1. I need to go back and compare that and Zodiac

[@troyagane8220]

I saw Henry at the local art-house cinema.I left the cinema feeling soiled like I was complicit in the murders.

[@getajob3435]

that scene at 29:05 in zodiac movie got me scared when I first saw

[@Williamswartz]

Zach efron and James Hetfield were two names I never thought I’d see in a movie together

[@RT-bt5ql]

Ahs did nightstalker really well

[@The-Patrick]

I highly recommend The silence of the lambs. Its just pure ART . ❤❤❤ Watch this movie if you really like films about serial killers and thank me later

[@nicolehutto4906]

I had to turn off Dahmer because I kept thinking "oh he is sooo sexy." (Jeremy Renner). It CREEPED me out.

[@jennicollins1533]

there are TOO MANY other movies about MANY other Serial Killers for you to focus On ONLY BUNDY and DAHMER

[@nonkwantabisa]

I saw Hershel from walking dead in the monster movie with Chalize Theron. 😂 Awesome.😂