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Despite dying last year, it looks as if 2018 is set to be a big one for Charles Manson.

Grabbing the most attention is Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, which apparently revolves around the neighbours to the house in which the notorious Manson murders took place. Following shortly on that film’s heels will be the biopic Charlie Says, to be directed by American Psycho‘s Mary Harron. And now, on top of all that, it’s just been announced that we’re to get Manson’s Bloodline as well, a documentary about his life and death.

In a move that definitely indicates a tone of respectfulness and sobriety, TMZ reports that the film is being executive produced by professional ghost hunter Zak Bagans, of the Travel Channel’s paranormal investigation show Ghost Adventures. Bagans explains that his pic will cover the entirety of Manson’s life,...

Charles Manson is gone, but unfortunately he won't soon be forgotten ... because a documentary about his life and death is in production. "Ghost Adventures" host Zak Bagans tells TMZ ... he's executive producing the doc, and his crew began filming shortly before Manson died. Zak says it will cover everything from Manson's life to the news of his death and the court battle over his body ... to exclusive footage of his open casket funeral. We're told...

A television owned by mass murderer and cult leader Charles Manson is investigated by Zak Bagans on the latest episode of Ghost Adventures: Artifacts. Manson, 82, is currently serving life in prison after being found guilty in 1971 of first-degree murder as well as conspiracy to commit murder over the deaths of seven people, including actress Sharon Tate. Manson’s television has long been an item of intrigue to paranormal investigators over claims it still has his dark energy running through it. A later owner has previously told how unexplained things began happening to after he brought the television into his...read more...

Zak Bagans tonight investigates assisted suicide advocate Dr. Jack Kevorkian’s “death van” on a new episode of Ghost Adventures: Artifacts. The 1968 Volkswagen Minibus was used by the doctor while he was carrying out assisted suicides to more than 130 patients. Zac bought the van back in 2015 and it is set to feature at his new Haunted Museum in Las Vegas, which is set to open next month. Tonight’s episode of Ghost Adventures: Artifacts sees him investigating the van to see if it still contains the spirits of those Kevorkian claimed to have helped kill. Kevorkian was often known as...read more...

When Zak Bagans started to put together his haunted museum in Las Vegas for the show “Deadly Possessions,” he began amassing a collection of objects that have a storied history behind them, like Doctor Kevorkian’s suicide van and Ed Gein’s… Continue Reading →

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Tomorrow night Travel Channel will be airing the second episode of Zak Bagans’ new show “Deadly Possessions,” and we have the scoop on the new series as a whole, when you’ll be able to visit the museum, and what happens… Continue Reading →

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