Documentary
‘The Martha Mitchell Effect’ Review – Another Dark Story In America’s History
This week marks the 50th anniversary of the Watergate break-in. This scandal eventually led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon, which is why it’s...
‘Home’ Season 2 Review – Take a Peek Inside Some of the World’s Most Unique Houses
Apple TV+ docuseries Home returns for a second season, exploring even more inspiring examples of architecture from around the globe and the homeowners’ intrinsic stories,...
‘Halftime’ Review – A Rousing Success
There are currently a half dozen documentaries upcoming chronicling famous Americans during one of the most divided times in this country’s history. Netflix’s Halftime follows...
‘Civil: Ben Crump’ Review – Lessons In Modern Day Civility
I would never call Civil a puff piece. Far from it, as I’m sure some of the more cynical or even conservative may claim. Mr....
‘Beyond Infinity: Buzz and the Journey to Lightyear’ Review – A Look at One of Cinema’s Greatest Characters
When Toy Story was first released in 1995, a young Andy was enamored by this new toy based on his favorite movie named Buzz Lightyear. On...
‘Stand Out: An LGBTQ+ Celebration’ Review – A Super Gay Night of Comedy
LGBTQ+ legends and red-hot rising stars perform on the same stage. And it’s a night that promises to be a historic night of laughter and...
‘Web of Make Believe: Death, Lies and the Internet’ Review – Fascinating, Forthright and Frightening
Created by Brian Knappenberger in collaboration with Luminant Media and Imagine Documentaries, this series is a collection of stories gathered over a number of years...
‘Gladbeck: The Hostage Crisis’ Review – Thrilling and Overwhelmingly Powerful
I was taken aback by the Netflix crime documentary, Gladbeck: The Hostage Crisis. Some of the events are jaw-dropping and play out like a limited...
‘Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey’ Review – The True Story of a Dangerous Cult Leader
Netflix has released Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey, a chilling true-crime docuseries that explores a secret polygamous cult in the USA. Directed by the Emmy...
‘Mr. Good: Cop or Crook?’ Review – A Fascinating Yet Watered-Down Docuseries
The Netflix crime docuseries, Mr. Good: Cop or Crook?, is a fascinating story told in a way that tries to create mystery deliberately instead of...
‘The Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks’ Review – A Delightful, Daring Documentary We All Deserve
Amazon released the rebooted comedy show The Kids in the Hall after 27 years; the comedy troupe blessed us all with new material. Now we’re being gifted more...
‘The Photographer: Murder in Pinamar’ Review – A Horrifying True Crime Documentary
Whilst you may not be overly familiar with this case prior to the documentary, it’s one that you’ll wish you had known about earlier. It’s...
‘Cyber Hell: Exposing an Internet Horror’ Review – Devastating Digital Crimes are Shocking and Sickening But Not Surprising
Netflix has released the crime documentary thriller, Cyber Hell: Exposing an Internet Horror, directed by Jin-seong Choi (Camellia Project, Erotic Chaos Boys, and Reservoir Dogs...
‘Prehistoric Planet’ Season 1 Review – A Jaw-Dropping Impressive Docuseries You Won’t Want to Miss
I’ve always been fascinated with what life was like before our existence. Today, we travel back 66 million years with Jon Favreau and the Planet...
‘The G Word with Adam Conover’ Season 1 Review – Informative Docuseries That Needs a Major Injection of Humour
Netflix enjoys building partnerships with influential people and respected filmmakers, having signed long-term contracts with David Fincher, Ryan Murphy, and now even the Sussexes, Meghan...
‘Greatness Code’ Season 2 Review – A Unique Look at the Defining Moments of our Favorite Athletes
The first season of Greatness Code was a nice inside look at these athletes and those moments that defined them. Apple TV+ brings six new...
‘Look at Me: XXXTentacion’ Review – A Raw and Unflinching Documentary About a Polarising Icon
One of the most polarising debates in twenty-first-century pop culture is this notion of separating the artist from the art. Can you enjoy the music...
‘The Unsolved Murder of Beverly Lynn Smith’ Review – The Horrifying Investigation Into the Murder of a Young Mother Killed In Broad Daylight
Amazon has released a true-crime documentary series, The Unsolved Murder of Beverly Lynn Smith. Over 4 episodes with a running time of roughly 40 minutes...
‘Wild Babies’ Season 1 Review – It Takes Courage, Determination and Love to Be a Baby In the Wild
UK Indie production company Humble Bee Films and Netflix have released a seriously cute natural history documentary series called Wild Babies. In this adorable and...
Our Father (2022) Review – Jourdan’s Film Is One of Sickening Hubris
“He raped me fifteen times and didn’t even know it,” one of Dr. Cline’s victims tells the camera. The excellent doctor inseminated her so that...