Serial Killers - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This is the most factual and well researched podcast of its kind. The hosts have a passion for accuracy and give deference to the victims. The show is not limited to crimes only in the US either. Great narration and psychological insight too.

This podcast covers stories and people I’ve never heard about before since they go way back in time, sometimes centuries, which are some of my favorite episodes. Others are some common that I don’t bother to listen. The stories are clear and engaging. However, the dialogue is way too scripted and often feels fake and inauthentic, especially when guests are on and you can hear how awkward the conversation transitions are. I’d recommend a more natural storytelling style.

Why wait until Halloween, when you have THIS SHOW? I've been listening to this show for years now and without fail every week I always get both entertained and scared. Every aspect of the show pulls it together, weither it's the physiological aspect or even just the voices they use to really set the sene it's all just amazing!!

I’ve been listing to this podcast since about 2018, and the show has only improved since that first fantastic episode. The narration and storytelling is by far some of the best work I’ve listened to. Keep up the good work!

You won’t find a more professionally sounding presentation on true crime than this one. But also you won’t find a less credible presentation. If you listen closely you will find a barrage of unchecked assumptions that are declared as fact and the tone in which they are presented is easily mistaken as fact. The complaint here is: if you’re going to present true crime cases you have to remember and honor the first word in the phrase. Hard pass.

The Chris Watts’ episodes were incredibly hard to listen to because of how much empathy/understanding was put on Chris, but not any of his victims. Gross and in poor taste.