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| True Crime Documentary Recommendations | Started by: Parkerr on Oct 14, '20 08:00 |
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there was a series called RAW where camera crews filmed inside american prisons, very entertaining, like watching a train wreck, you can't turn away... Forensic Files is another fav of mine and A&E's 48 Hours |
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| Reply by: EstherScarpati at Oct 24, '20 17:00 | |
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| There are several true crime documentaries. Cold case files, Homicide Hunter, forensic files. My personal favorite is ice cold killers of which the majority of the episodes take place in Alaska. Take your pick man of the shit ton of them out there. | |
| Reply by: JoeyJoJo at Oct 27, '20 01:41 | |
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| You should try the 6 part series of The White House Farm Murders. Its featured on HBO right now but I use a movie site where you can get every movie or TV show you want for free. Let me know something and I'll hook you up buddy. | |
| Reply by: Wood at Oct 29, '20 17:52 | |
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I recently watched ITV drama Des, with David Tennant as the character and it was pretty good. |
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| Reply by: Allegra at Oct 30, '20 11:20 | |
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A good show I use to watch a lot back in the day was 'Gangland' that show was pretty awesome! It would cover different gangs all over America, crimes they committed and often times interview members/ex-gang members and police involved with them. I wanna say it was from the history channel as well but before it went full ice road truckers. |
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| Reply by: Luther at Oct 31, '20 03:03 | |
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ive never been so engrossed in anything as i have making a murderer |
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| Reply by: Cognition at Nov 01, '20 14:23 | |
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Aaron Hernandez: The mind of an assassin. |
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| Reply by: Biba at Nov 02, '20 10:27 | |
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| "There's something wrong with Aunt Diane" about the 2009 Taconic State Parkway crash can be found on YouTube. Not really a true crime doc, but has all those elements to it. This particular one alway resignation with me as I know first hand how crazy that stretch of highway can be and the extreme denial of the family is just mind boggling | |
| Reply by: markopoulo- at Nov 03, '20 06:25 | |
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| Don't fuck with cats or whatever it was called was pretty amazing. Really enjoyed it. Im sure the producers did another show but can't remember what it was called | |
| Reply by: Tony_Wilson at Nov 04, '20 20:44 | |
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| I wasn’t sure if this one fits what you want but I did see someone else mention it. Forensic Files is one of my favorites. I know that technology gets better and better all the time but it never ceases to amaze me how they solve some of these crimes. Seems like you can’t get away with anything anymore because of what they are able to do. | |
| Reply by: DannyGreene at Nov 06, '20 01:59 | |
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Making a Murderer, Most people I know have seen this one. It sucks you right in and keeps you guessing. I wouldn't be surprised to see a third season of this come out. |
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| Reply by: Uncle_Fester at Nov 06, '20 02:10 | |
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I'm a big fan of some of the shows mentioned already. Forensic Files First 48 Gangland Snapped is another good one. But if you have Netflix you guys should check out the new Unsolved Mysteries, if you're a fan of the original show you should already know what to expect I highly recommend it. |
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| Reply by: Miles_Morales at Nov 08, '20 02:46 | |
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Evil Genius on Netflix - a crazy heist organized by some batshit crazy people that put an explosive collar on a pizza guy's neck who served as the bagman. Horrifying, but a good 4 part watch. |
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| Reply by: JeanRalphio at Nov 09, '20 16:20 | |
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I'd also agree Don't F*** with cats was really good! It is so insane it's almost hard to believe its real life and not some wack jobs book idea. The way they set up the episodes and ending on cliff hangers was actually really well done and my initial watch had me going through almost every episode immediately. |
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| Reply by: Luther at Nov 13, '20 00:38 | |
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know its not a tv show but if you enjoy reading read anything that Mathhew Cox has wrote and watch all his interviews on youtube |
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| Reply by: TonyDiSimone at Nov 14, '20 22:43 | |
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True Crime Documentary, Mindhunter, Has 2 seasons and tells the story of several serial killers acted out in a movie. I highly recommend it. I wish they would make a 3rd series but the show has been canceled. It shows how the FBI gathered information and put together the profile of serial killers. Just amazing show really. I am going to watch it again. I read the book already but the series is way cool. The book is by John Douglas an FBI profiler. He was very good at it. In the book they say there are currently 2000 serial killers world wide. If they don't get caught it's because either they are in prison for another crime or, they are dead. The only one that I know of that didn't get caught was The Zodiac Killer. It is assumed he died and that he was Arthur Lee Allen. Enjoy. It's on Netflix |
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| Reply by: Vicente-Puckett at Nov 14, '20 23:10 | |
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| There is a new one on netflix (uk) called trail 4. Not watched any of it yet but heard its pretty good. Will probab start it some time this week | |
| Reply by: Tony_Wilson at Nov 16, '20 17:01 | |
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I have not looked to see if it's been mentioned, but Evil Lives Here is pretty good. The only problem with it is that you get highly frustrated with the family or friends of some of these monsters, there were SO many red flags, yet they chose to look the other way, time and again. |
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| Reply by: Elle_E_Ott at Feb 20, '21 01:12 | |
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I wouldn't say it is necessarily a crime documentary, but I very much enjoyed the chronicles of the iceman killer on early HBO. I remember it when I was about 30 years old. |
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| Reply by: Papillon at Feb 20, '21 01:35 | |
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I've been watching interrogation psychology reviews on youtube. It's pretty good. It's really chilling how people lie in the face of adversity. The pivots they make when their arguments get folded. It's intriguing to say the least. I say check it out! |
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| Reply by: SumTingWong at Feb 20, '21 02:35 | |
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