'Fall River' is a compelling TV series on 'Satanic cult' murders
New chapters in Fall River’s history have too frequently been written in blood. A gripping new documentary from Epix examines some of those dark days.
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New chapters in Fall River’s history have too frequently been written in blood. A gripping new documentary from Epix examines some of those dark days.
‘New things came to light’: Docuseries ‘Fall River’ uncovers new evidence in 1979 satanic cult murders, says director James Buddy Day Updated 10:33 AM; After three murders in Fall River, Massachusetts that police said were related to a satanic cult in 1979, three people were convicted and sentenced to prison. But as a docuseries for EPIX called “Fall River” began looking at these cases, “new things came to light,” said director James Buddy Day. “New people came forward. We found new evidence,” Day said during a Facebook Live interview with MassLive. “We didn’t really ...
The details of what happened to her are as horrifying as it gets, as further evidence of a Satanic ritual pours out. Doreen Levesque, Robin Murphy and Karen Marsden were all tied to Carl Drew, who used Satanism to control the prostitutes who worked for him. Drew was subsequently tried for Marsden’s murder, convicted at trial and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. But … there is a shocking twist to this already twisted tale. It took about four years for Blumhouse and director/executive producer James Buddy Day (“The Lover’s Lane Murders,” “Manson: The Wo...
Director James Buddy Day doesn’t just offer a recounting of horrific events with excessive drone shots and talking head interview, he becomes an investigator of a trio of murders that shook the town of Fall River.
Supplied Malcolm Black’s posthumous album Songs For The Family was recorded just two months before his death in 2019. The last album from Malcolm Black, Neil Finn’s former manager and the ex-frontman of Netherworld Dancing Toys, was released on Monday, on the second anniversary of his death. Songs For The Family has been released by Black’s family, after it was recorded over six days in Dunedin, just two months before the singer died from cancer in 2019. He was 58. SUPPLIED “ Songs for the Family is such an incredible gift for our family, for the little girls in particular - to have...