Editing Interview:Seconds Magazine Interviews Marilyn Manson & Madonna Wayne Gacy
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'''Manson -''' I look on the serial killers cynically, more tongue-in-cheek. It's basically everybody's fear of death that fascinates them with serial killers. America makes them into heroes. America complains that kids are idolizing them, but they don't have anyone to play with. | '''Manson -''' I look on the serial killers cynically, more tongue-in-cheek. It's basically everybody's fear of death that fascinates them with serial killers. America makes them into heroes. America complains that kids are idolizing them, but they don't have anyone to play with. | ||
− | ''' | + | '''Gacy -''' A lot of it goes back to In Cold Blood. I think something like Creepy magazine that's always existed on the fringe of American culture is just being sucked up into the American mainstream and people are scared. Like the way that there was always a Beatnik/Hippie culture. As soon as the normal middle-class kids got into it they got worried. Everyone's fascinated with the bad guys. People like to read about The Inquisition not because of politics, but because of torture. |
'''Manson -''' There wasn't much before TV because TV really brought all that with it. | '''Manson -''' There wasn't much before TV because TV really brought all that with it. |