Aileen Wuornos: American Boogeywoman (2021)

Who doesn't love a good origin story?  It's like an instruction manual detailing how someone was put together and what could have possibly gone wrong.  Well, before there was a Monster (2003), which showed the grizzly and brutal side of Aileen Wuornos (Peyton List), the most notorious female serial killer in American history, who was actively killing men who picked her up for sex from 1989-90; over a 12 month period she killed 7 men, she was just Aileen or "Lee".  In Aileen Wuornos: American Boogeywoman (2021), we get to see her back in 1976, which wasn't a much publicized time in her life.  You see, she hitchhiked her way down to Florida and was looking to rub elbows with the upper crust of society, so she befriended a considerably older man who was also the president of a yacht club and oozed money, Lewis Fell (Tobin Bell).  She married the 69 year old man after only knowing him for a few weeks, and then the scary drama started around her and her new life in Florida.  As it turns out Aileen was always looking out for herself, had control issues, was prone to violent encounters, and was looking to bilk money out of an older man with her sexuality.  It's quite a "prequel" to the story we are more familiar with that shines a little light on the earlier days of "Lee", played by the stunningly sexy Peyton List, who also gets a little lesbian frisky with her hubby's daughter, played by Lydia Hearst for some skin-tillating good times.