‘World’s Most Evil Killers’ Concludes 10-Season Run With New Episodes Launching This Month
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The true crime series 'World's Most Evil Killers' has completed its 10-season run. The final two seasons, comprising 40 new episodes, are scheduled to debut on Radial Entertainment's FilmRise channel this month, adding to a franchise that totals 200 episodes.
Facts First
- The series concludes a 10-season run with over 150 hours of programming across 200 episodes.
- Seasons 9 and 10 debut this month on Radial Entertainment's FilmRise channel, each consisting of 20 hour-long episodes.
- The new seasons were produced by U.K. indie Woodcut Media, with Radial Entertainment and Keshet International handling distribution for Season 9, and Radial Entertainment and Woodcut International for Season 10.
- The series covers notable criminal cases including those of Wayne Williams, Charles Cullen, and Joel Rifkin.
- The acquisition adds 40 episodes to Radial Entertainment's catalog of over 70,000 titles.
What Happened
The true crime series 'World's Most Evil Killers' has completed its 10-season run at Radial Entertainment. Seasons 9 and 10 are scheduled to debut on Radial Entertainment's FilmRise channel this month. Each of the new seasons is formatted as 20 60-minute episodes. The acquisition adds these 40 new episodes to Radial Entertainment's existing holdings. The franchise now consists of 200 episodes and more than 150 hours of programming.
Why this Matters to You
If you are a fan of true crime documentaries, you may have immediate access to a significant amount of new content this month. The series covers high-profile cases you might recognize, such as the child killings in Atlanta attributed to Wayne Williams and the crimes of healthcare worker Charles Cullen, whose story was the basis for the film 'The Good Nurse'. This could provide a deeper, episodic look into cases you've previously encountered in news or film.
What's Next
The new seasons are set to launch, expanding the available library for viewers. With Radial Entertainment overseeing a large catalog of titles, the successful integration of this series could lead to more true crime acquisitions or productions from the company in the future.