The feuding peaked when three McCoys killed Elliston Hatfield, Devil Anse's brother, in 1882. The men were arrested, but Devil Anse organised a vigilante group who captured and killed them before ...

Although the home where Devil Anse lived no longer stands, the history of the property remains. A museum on the property will preserve the precious history of the feud. “We know it’s out there.

Devil Anse deserts, however, and by the time Randall returns home, the Hatfields have a thriving business going, leading to ill feelings and a property dispute.

WHAT IT'S ABOUT In 1878, a feud broke out between the Hatfield family, living mostly on the West Virginia side of the Tug Fork river, and the McCoys, on the Kentucky side. Legend has it that the ...

EXCLUSIVE: History is revising America's most infamous family feud with The Hatfields and McCoys, a miniseries starring Oscar winner Kevin Costner. Costner will play "Devil" Anse Hatfield and will ...

Tensions escalate when Anse’s Uncle Jim (Tom Berenger, unrecognizable under a bushy beard perpetually dripping with tobacco juice) guns down a McCoy who served with the Union forces.

The following films are available this week on home video: "Hatfields & McCoys" – Bonded by their oath to the same flag, two Confederate soldiers, "Devil" Anse Hatfield (Kevin Costner) and ...