“What in the Jeffrey Dahmer is this”: Glen Powell Could Easily Make Millions If He Turned One Family Friend’s Terrifying Real-Life Cannibal Story Into a Movie

Glen Powell shares a hair-raising story of a first date with a cannibal.

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  • Glen Powell shares a narrative about someone's first date that turned into a horror story.
  • His sister's friend went on a date with a guy who turned out to be a cannibal prepping to devour her.
  • Fans were extremely disturbed by Powell's story, which is so incredibly horrifying he could turn it into a movie.
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Glen Powell is not only a great actor, but a great storyteller as well – at least after guesting in the Therapuss Podcast where he relayed a very insane first date story. Romantic dates are supposed to be memorable, and this particular narrative will forever haunt the readers.

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Glen Powell in Top Gun: Maverick / Paramount Pictures

Whether this is true or not, it would definitely make an intriguing movie. Besides, what kind of a horror fan doesn’t love a first date-gone-wrong story turned murder mystery with a side dish of cannibalism?

Glen Powell Shares Terrifying First Date Story With A Cannibal

Top Gun: Maverick star Glen Powell recently appeared on Therapuss Podcast to share a story that happened to a family friend. At this point, it cannot be called a happy ending, but somehow the subject of the story survived a near-death experience.

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My little sister was friends with a girl who went on a date with a guy. They’re hanging out, and he’s super charming. They have a great night, and she goes back to his apartment that night, and he’s like, ‘Hey, can I give you a massage?’ As she got back to his apartment, she started getting weird vibes.

The little sister’s friend started feeling something was off, but she agreed to the massage. While the guy was massaging her shoulders, she could not shake that odd energy. “She’s like, ‘I gotta get out of here.’ It’s a little weird, he’s like, ‘Please don’t leave.’ She leaves,” continued Powell.

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Glen Powell in Therapuss Podcast / YouTube

The next day, the girl started getting an itchy sensation on her skin. She went to the doctor, and after doing some tests, they found out that the lotion used by the guy she went on a date with was from a black market “that breaks down skin for human consumption.”

The actor remarked, “This man was rubbing lotion on her body to eat her.” He said the doctor urged the girl to hand him the perpetrator’s address and that she should call the police. Finally, when they arrived at the guy’s house, Powell said, “He had several bodies in the house.”

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True or not, this is a good warning for everyone to take necessary precautions when going on a first date. And while he’s at it, Powell should have considered this as a concept for his next project.

Fans Got Traumatized After Hearing Glen Powell’s Cannibalism Story

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Glen Powell in Wind Walkers / After Dark Films

Fans who have listened to the podcast were equally shocked and disturbed by Glen Powell’s tale of cannibalism. No one was prepared to hear that, much less about a lurking human-eating monster.

Of course, they could not resist reacting to it on social media. Check out what people have to say:

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Netizens gave mixed reactions to the account. Some were definitely shaken while others thought it was a rehashed story or an urban legend that they had heard somewhere else. Either way, it sure sounds like a movie plot.

Powell hasn’t done many horror projects except for a couple of titles, such as Wind Walkers and Scream Queens, so this could be his chance to star in a new one.

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Written by Ariane Cruz

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Ariane Cruz, Senior Content Writer. She has been contributing articles for FandomWire since 2021, mostly covering stories about geek pop culture. With a degree in Communication Arts, she has an in-depth knowledge of print and broadcast journalism. Her other works can also be seen on Screen Rant and CBR.