Crime, Chaos, Corruption Documentary Reviews
Dennis Nilsen isn’t a well-known serial killer in the United States. He’s more “Blur” than “Beatles.” Sure, people in a certain sector of the community know all about him. There’s a pretty good short series on Amazon about him where David Tennant does possibly the best portrayal of any real life murderer I’ve seen. Let’s... Continue Reading →
What Tell Me Who I Am is all about without spoiling the show The documentary Tell Me Who I Am is exactly what it presents itself to be: a mystery. We begin with a man waking up from a car wreck with no knowledge of who he is or what happened. He later finds out... Continue Reading →
What Dreams of a Life is all about without spoiling the show Unless you count being a bad friend a crime or a disaster, the documentary Dreams of a Life is quite different from many of the others reviewed here. It’s the story of a woman named Joyce Vincent who was found dead in her... Continue Reading →
What The Confession is all about without spoiling the show A married woman, Patricia Hall, has gone missing in Yorkshire, England. Who do you think the prime suspect is? In The Confession, many clues point toward the husband, Keith Hall, who at times comes across as a little cocky and arrogant with the police and... Continue Reading →
Practically Trouble 