Between the 17th and early 20th centuries, grieving families in England, Scotland, and Wales would hire "sin eaters" to ...

No amount of money paid, however, could overcome the social stigma stemming from a Sin Eaters’s line of work, or ameliorate the poverty and solitude most officiates lived amidst. Each village ...

An agonizingly slow pace. Cheesy special effects worthy of Ed Wood. An odd variety of 19th century Welsh American accents. Even the most nonjudgmental Christian would have a tough time not ...

That said, “The Last Sin Eater” has flaws too hard to ignore. The lovely shots of Appalachian vistas are spoiled by cheesy special effects straight from the 1960s Chroma-Key era.

But even as Sin Eater zeroes in on Pellicano’s unique place in the upper echelons of 1990s Hollywood, its interviewees (which include journalists Liz Day and Rachel Abrams of The New York Times ...

The newest trailer for Sin Eater: The Crimes of Anthony Pellicano shares a look at never-before-heard evidence recordings used to take down former Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pellicano.

Our Call: STREAM IT! From end to end, Sin Eater is a fascinating look at a man who is really only the tip of the spear for a rotten system. Pellicano makes for a perfect documentary subject, both ...

What is “Sin Eater: The Crimes of Anthony Pellicano” about? According to Hulu, “if you were famous and had a problem in the 1990s, Anthony Pellicano was the man you hired to make it go away.