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The Experience
- 🎫 Exploring the Psyche of Serial Killers in Film live stream
✔️ We'll send you an email with all the information you need to enjoy the experience
💡 Fever Talks LIVE are engaging lectures from qualified experts and inspirational thinkers. Grab a seat, broaden your horizons and explore something new from the comfort of your own home!
🎁 Take part in this experience and you'll get a 20% discount on any offline Fever Talk.
General Info
📅 Date: Monday, June 8, 2020
🕒 Time: 7:00 pm CST
⏳ Duration: The experience will be around an hour long
📌 Location: Your home! This experience is entirely online.
🎤 Speaker: Our speaker, Jim Iaccino has a PhD in Experimental Psychology and is an expert on the matter.
📱 You will find a link to the live stream in your Fever ticket and confirmation email
Description
Discover which characteristics of cinema’s most-chilling killers are based on fact and which ones are based on fiction. You will hear about such serial killers like the Ed Gein-like figure of Norman Bates in the original Psycho (1960) film and the Aileen Wuornos character in Monster (2003), among others. Jim Iaccino is an associate professor in the Online Forensic Psychology Program at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. He has done numerous presentations and publications over the past decade on cinematic serial killers. You will be able to evaluate serial killer films in a new light as you learn more about these prolific murderers presented on the screen. Hopefully, you can get a good night’s sleep afterwards!