In 1993, after two young boys murdered a toddler named Jamie Bulger, the mainstream media were in a fervent rush to label the entire generation as “evil”. Even though there were similar killers such as Mary Bell in the ’60s, in the ’90s people began demonising the tail-end of the Generation X-ers and the start of what would later be known as the Millennials, thinking violence was somehow a new phenomenon exclusive to that particular age. In the same year as Jamie Bulger, a movie called The Good Son came out (about a 12-year old psychopath) and a book titled Killer Kids: Shocking True Stories Of Children Who Murdered Their Parents was released. Despite this generation of young violent kids being nothing but a figment of the media’s own imagination, people placed the blame on everything from Heavy Metal to video games, it seemed like there was a palpable yet unwarranted sense of fear of children by idiotic adults.