Disturbing Movies Loosely Based On Actual Crimes

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There's nothing quite so fun as feeling the thrill of danger from the safety of a theater seat. The heart-pounding adrenaline of waiting for a killer to pounce upon their unsuspecting prey has been terrifying and delighting moviegoers for decades, but the sense of security that comes with fiction can be short-lived and fragile.

Hollywood has turned heart-wrenching and vile true crimes into box-office hits practically since its inception, but what's truly stomach-churning is that some elements borrowed from real life are so twisted and disturbing, moviemakers had to tone them down to put the stories on film. Let's take a look at some of these wicked transgressions - and the movies they inspired.

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