When the IBM PC was new, I served as the president of the San Francisco PC User Group for three years. That’s how I met PCMag’s editorial team, who brought me on board in 1986. In the years ...

A person can be termed a psychopath or sociopath if they are diagnosed with a lack of empathy, remorse, or guilt. Technically, it is an anti-social disorder. Unlike psychotics, who often lose their ...

When it comes to TV, nothing grips us quite like a well-crafted psychopath. From cold-blooded manipulators to charismatic killers, these unforgettable characters worm their way into our nightmares ...

How about this horror story: You walk up to your house, and the front door opens. The person at the door is...you! Someone has totally taken over your life. You can’t get help, and you can’t ...

Wearing an oversized T-shirt, a simple gold necklace, and her hair down, she ends the video with an invitation: “Follow along if you’re interested in hearing more about psychopaths.” ...

American Psycho, the story of Patrick Bateman, a status-obsessed investment banker turned serial killer, has been through a number of iterations since the release of Bret Easton Ellis’ shocking novel ...

Articles about badly behaved people and how to spot them are common. You don’t have to Google or scroll too much to find headlines such as 7 signs your boss is a psychopath or How to avoid the ...

Please verify your email address. Several elements of the Xbox 360/PS3-era zombie-slaying simulator Dead Rising have aged surprisingly well over the years. Throughout the games, the antagonistic ...

Hannibal Lecter. Anton Chigurh. Patrick Bateman—when we hear the word “psychopath,” fictional serial killers may spring to mind. Or maybe it’s their real-life counterparts: John Wayne Gacy ...

In the corporate world, the term “psychopath” often brings to mind a ruthless executive who will stop at nothing to achieve their goals. However, in professional settings, psychopathy doesn ...

Series of American horror films, loosely based on the "Psycho" novels by Robert Bloch, which focuses on the deeply disturbed individuals who operate the Bates Motel.