War documentaries — they’re all over the place these days. Every new one seems to promise a new angle, a new piece of history revealed, a new set of lessons to be learned. But Intercepted, despite its seemingly standard premise, manages to do something different. It doesn’t just document events. It forces you to get…
Let’s be honest: no one likes telemarketers. Their calls interrupt dinners, workdays, and rare moments of peace, often offering little more than frustration. So, the idea of a documentary centered around them might seem like a hard sell. But Telemarketers—a raw, energetic, and unexpectedly touching exploration of the shady world of phone-based sales—manages to capture…
Let’s talk about Jerrod Carmichael for a second. Here’s a guy who doesn’t quite fit into the mold of a typical TV star. He’s too raw, too unpredictable, and frankly, a little too real. And that’s what makes his new project, Reality Show, such a fascinating, albeit challenging, watch. Carmichael isn’t here to spoon-feed you…
True crime series are a dime a dozen these days. If you scroll through Netflix or Hulu, it’s a genre cluttered with dramatizations of heinous acts, sprinkled with voyeuristic curiosity and a macabre thrill. But Last Call: When a Serial Killer Stalked Queer America is cut from a different cloth. It’s not just about recounting…
Let’s be honest—How To with John Wilson is not your typical TV show. It’s not even your typical documentary. It’s weird, it’s wonderful, and at times, it’s downright confusing. But therein lies its charm, doesn’t it? Especially in Season 3, John Wilson doubles down on his bizarre mix of humor and introspection, delivering an experience…
When it comes to sports documentaries, most of us know what to expect: a high-octane highlight reel of victories, dramatic losses, and a final narrative arc that lands squarely on a triumphant comeback or ultimate glory. But Naomi Osaka — a docuseries by director Garrett Bradley — throws all of that convention out the window….
You ever watch something that just leaves you feeling hollow, like you’re staring into the darkness of a deep, gaping hole? That’s kind of what Making a Murderer does. It pulls you into this maze of legal systems, corrupt police work, and human suffering, and by the time you’re done, you’re left with more questions…
Let me tell you, Wild Wild Country is a ride. You think you’ve seen it all, then this documentary hits, and it’s one twist after another. Set in the Oregon wilderness, it’s about a guru, Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (Osho), his devoted right-hand woman, Ma Anand Sheela, and the thousands of followers who decided to drop…
In a world where corruption and greed often seem like the dominant forces at play, Dirty Money walks right into the lion’s den and shines a spotlight on the worst of the worst. It’s the kind of show that makes your stomach churn as you watch, revealing the dark underbelly of industries we interact with…
Ah, family dynamics. Always a rich field for humor, particularly when you have the dry, British wit of Jack Whitehall paired with his sharply contrasting father, Michael. On paper, Jack Whitehall: Fatherhood with My Father seems like the perfect setup. It’s reality TV, sure, but there’s something appealing in watching a generational clash unfold between…
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