Crime, Chaos, Corruption Documentary Reviews
Wild Crime has been on my list of true crime shows to watch for a while now. For whatever reason, something else always catches my attention first when I look for something to watch. How can I possibly ignore something called The Castration Cure? Season one of Wild Crime covers the Harold Henthorn murders. Taking... Continue Reading →
Michael Peterson and Damien Echols are easily two of the most famous main characters in true crime documentary history. Peterson is the leading man in The Staircase with Echols appearing as the primary defendant in the Paradise Lost trilogy alongside Jason Baldwin and Jesse Misskelley. Peterson and Echols have more in common than their Errol... Continue Reading →
Where is the best place to watch a true crime documentary? On a comfy couch with a loved one of course! But seriously. I spent way too much time searching for the perfect true crime documentary to get me through the day. Most of my watching takes place while I work so anything foreign language... Continue Reading →
I have a new favorite type of true crime documentary. Ones that were once featured on the Robert Stack version of Unsolved Mysteries have a certain connection with me. I watched the entire catalog of episodes back in 2021. The true crime documentary Still Missing Morgan is a case featured on the classic 1990s television... Continue Reading →
The Paradise Lost trilogy is the quintessential true crime series. On its own, the first film stands the test of time. We get a behind-the-scenes look at a murder trial, the families of the victims, and the three teenagers whose future will be determined by a jury. No true crime documentary may ever knock Paradise... Continue Reading →
What Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills is all about Also well-known as the case of the West Memphis Three, Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills is a three-part documentary film series about murder of three children: Steve Branch, Michael Moore, and Christopher Byers. They, however, are not what... Continue Reading →
Practically Trouble 