On Aug. 20, 1989, Lyle and Erik Menendez brutally murdered their parents, firing so many shots into them—to the point that Lyle returned to his car to reload his weapon—that their bodies were more or less mutilated.

In the new installment of Ryan Murphy and Netflix's "Monster" franchise, Milli Vanilli and Vanilla Ice songs help tell the story.

Ryan Murphy's new season of Monsters has already earned pushback online for one scene in particular in which Lyle kisses Erik.

(Photo by Steve ... [+] Granitz/FilmMagic) “Monsters,” Murphy’s follow-up to his Emmy-winning Jeffrey Dahmer series (also titled “Monster”), has garnered mixed reviews and critical reactions on social media after all nine episodes released Thursday.

Chloë Sevigny also stars in the nine-part follow-up to 'Dahmer — Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,' this time chronicling the infamous 1989 murders of a couple by their two sons.

In The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, Evan Peters embodies Ryan Murphy's rule to focus on the victims, not the infamous killer.

I n the wake of the massive popularity of Dahmer, Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan are back with a new season of their Monster anthology series that explores the lives and crimes of the infamous Menendez brothers.

Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story” is an ominous retelling of the infamous crime. Created by Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan, the second in their “Monster” anthology for Netflix follows brothers Lyle (an incredible Nicholas Alexander Chavez) and Erik (an outstanding Cooper Koch).

No, we’re actually not talking about O.J. Simpson, but rather the Menendez brothers, whose infamous murders are fictionalized in Netflix’s new Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story. The run of nine episodes is the second season in the Monster true crime anthology series from creators Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan.

"To all those who have reached out and supported me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart," Erik Menendez said.