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Secrets of the Dead: Scanning the Pyramids (2018)
Zahi hawass ruins another
Zahi hawass takes the 99.999999% correct results of multiple scientists and physicists and views them behind closed doors with no cameras or press (his request) and calls them "mere anomalies"
The team goes back in and in fact verifies their discoveries and then the documentary ends????? Pure trash. So sick of someones ego impeding knowledge of possibly the most important, incredible and intriguing monuments on the planet. Just made me mad.
The Vow (2020)
Yuppie cult
This documentary follows around a bunch of rich people who all got sucked into a ridiculous cult. Every episode is the rich people hanging out complaining to each other about the drama they created for themselves by following such an obvious shmuck. Its incredibly boring. Every episode they repeat the same thing. Go somewhere, get together, for a plan to take down the organization, tell stories about what they went through. Its just pure trash. I hated the cult leader but i think watching this doc made me hate the maker of the film and the other followers even more. I would have stopped after watching one or two episodes but my wife keeps watching..... kill me
I'll Be Gone in the Dark (2020)
Horrible. A doc about a doc?
I thought this documentary was going to be about a serial rapist/murderer instead after watching the first episode and part of the 2nd i found out it was a documentary about a ladies obsession with investigating this case. Kept thinking they were just setting up the story and then they were going to get into the meat and bones of this case but no. They keep going back to her and her research and talking about her. Boring, pointless, had potential to be a cool doc but im not sure what exactly they were going for here.
The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez (2020)
Slow and Repetitive
The story is gut wrenching and tragic but this doc will drag the same facts on for multiple episodes when really it could have been condensed into one. A million still pictures of the kid over and over. They will cover the same things over and over and over again. All i wanted was to see what the parents had to say for themselves and you guessed it, you never get that. They never take the stand or say a word other than pearl struggling to read a letter her lawyer probably wrote. Oh and i loved the prosecutor acting like he really had to go for it on this case. Come on dude we all wanted these parents convicted and given the death penalty. They tortured and killed a kid for gods sake. Anyway stay away from this one unless you want to fall asleep mad
Monsters: Murray's Monster (1990)
sherwin putterman of terrorvision
If you're into pre cgi special effects this episode is probably not going to do much for you. Basically it's a story about a psychiatrist that is unhappily married. He starts therapy on this dude thats like a cross between roger ebert and the mole guy from the simpsons. That being said the guy getting therapy has some pent up anger issues and when provoked turns into a monkey/sasquatch. The psychiatrist gets the great idea to use the sasquatch to kill his wife. That's basically it. Like i said before pretty simple story, the monkey suit is basic and nothing to write home about but it was the acting in this one that really stuck out for me. As many of you probably already know one of the greatest movies of all time is TERRORVISION. I couldn't help but be reminded of Gerrit Graham and his character Stanley Putterman by the actor Joe Flaherty. (sherwin) As of now I haven't seen Joe in any other movies that I can recall but I couldn't believe how similar the characters were. I'm wondering if they wanted gerrit but couldn't get him and it was intentional or if these guys just have the exact same acting style. Either way if you are a fan of terrorvision (and you should be) check this episode out and see what you think.