Crazy, Not Insane
Don’t you ever wonder why you don’t murder? Humans have a natural curiosity about the act of killing – throughout history we have revered and condemned murderers and we continue to come up with creative ways to off one another in stories, films, games and every manner of entertainment – but how does someone actually become a murderer and what differentiates them from the rest of us?
Crazy, Not Insane is a 2020 documentary about the career, controversy and conclusions of renowned psychiatrist Dr Dorothy Otnow Lewis, who spent her life studying and evaluating murderers and serial killers, including Mark David Chaplin (the man who shot John Lennon) and Ted Bundy (arguably the most famous serial killer of the 20