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The most terrifying series of Netflix has been announced. The subscription service has it all: from nail-biting technology thrillers, supernatural frightening, true crime anthologies, and even religious horrors. However, even those who are eager for a rush after indulging in their favorite horror movie will be confronted with the occasional prospect that is too scary to be continued.

When attending Netflix's Golden Globe and Critics Choice nominee toast at West Hollywood hotspot Catch LA on Sunday, Oscar nominee Kate Hudson flaunted her taut tummy in a red cut-out dress. stylist Sophie Lopez, hairstylist Gregory Russell, and make-up artist Debra Ferullo were among the 43-year-old daughter of Goldie Hawn's loyal glam squad's to help her prepare for the occasion.

In the face of criticism for the classification, Netflix has taken down a LGBT tag for its miniseries Dahmer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story. On its first September 21, the series debuted on YouTube with the words 'LGBTQ,' 'psychological,' 'horror,' and 'dark,' with many viewers taking to social media to condemn the streaming service for the inclusion of the LGBTQ category.'

Two new photos of Evan Peters playing Jeffrey Dahmer have been published by Netflix ahead of his limited series "The Jeffrey Dahmer Story," by Ryan Murphy. The photographs depict a St. Louis native 35 years old, killing 17 people between 1978 and 1991, wearing glasses with a belt and blue jeans in the role of the infamous serial killer, who murdered 17 people between 1978 and 1991. In the promotional photos, Peters is smiling forward as he plays Dahmer, a Milwaukee chocolate factory.

A new snapshot of Evan Peters playing Jeffrey Dahmer has been shared by Netflix ahead of a new limited series starring Ryan Murphy, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story. As he assumes the role of Peters from behind, the gruesome serial killer who murdered 17 people between 1978 and 1991 reveals a portrait of him from behind. The limited series will tell the tale of Dahmer from the perspective of his victims, as well as examine significant abuses law enforcement in Wisconsin made in handling the investigation into the notorious mass murderer.