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Yeah, Adios to every other show this year. Absolutely looks phenomenal.

But on topic the For All Mankind finale was crazy. The adventure for who knows who and what is what continues. Amazing show.
 
SlammedZero said:
The Boroughs - The wife and I were looking for something to watch during dinner the other night, and this show popped up. I had a co-worker mention it to me the day before, so we decided to give it a whirl. We’re about 4–5 episodes in now and have been enjoying it. Apparently it’s produced by the same people behind Stranger Things, so it’s tied to them creatively. It’s very mysterious and intriguing, and it has a great cast. Make no mistake though, there’s definitely a bit of cheesiness sprinkled throughout, but honestly, that just feels like Hollywood these days. Even with that, it’s still a pretty entertaining watch.

Edit: It's on Netflix
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I enjoyed the series as well. Also appears to be a one season type of show.
On a side note. Geena Davis still looks pretty and for her age she is stunning imo.
 
The Ominous said:


Yeah, Adios to every other show this year. Absolutely looks phenomenal.

But on topic the For All Mankind finale was crazy. The adventure for who knows who and what is what continues. Amazing show.
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A spin off in what appears to be the angle from the soviets...

 
Tried to watch that Perfect Neighbor documentary on Netflix that was acclaimed so much here and other websites. I tried, but I couldn't get past 15-20 minutes. If I'm going to watch chest cam footage, I'd rather watch those Youtube Channels with the crazy hit and runs, or police chases. I don't need to watch a crazy lonely sad Karen and another fumble by a government entity. I've seen enough of that crap in my life.
 
For some reason, I love the Wolf Creek movie. Mick is creepy in a good way. Well, I was scanning some channels I didn’t even know I had and there were Wolf Creek shows back to back to back on the Horror by Alter channel I didn’t know they made a series(2 seasons) of it and the original Mick is in them. So, I am going to start binge watching later today.

Wolf Creek is one of the movies I watch every Halloween, so finding this TV series is a nice bonus.
 
Tabascocat said:
For some reason, I love the Wolf Creek movie. Mick is creepy in a good way. Well, I was scanning some channels I didn’t even know I had and there were Wolf Creek shows back to back to back on the Horror by Alter channel I didn’t know they made a series(2 seasons) of it and the original Mick is in them. So, I am going to start binge watching later today.

Wolf Creek is one of the movies I watch every Halloween, so finding this TV series is a nice bonus.
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Two movies and Two seasons of the series

I really think the first season of that show is the best and might be better than either movie. Just loved it.
The second was not terrible but just hard to live up to the first.

Love the shows and movies and the Mick character kills it, pun intended.

Here is a little news for you. They are working on another movie called Wolf Creek Legacy at this time.
 
BrAinPaiNt said:
Two movies and Two seasons of the series

I really think the first season of that show is the best and might be better than either movie. Just loved it.
The second was not terrible but just hard to live up to the first.

Love the shows and movies and the Mick character kills it, pun intended.

Here is a little news for you. They are working on another movie called Wolf Creek Legacy at this time.
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The series is definitely a better quality. I am in the first season still and like it. I had to switch to Tubi because everything was blurred and beeped out on that Horror channel.
 
Continuing my Netflix documentary-porn binge... Saw the Michael Jackson documentary. Uh.... yeah, guilty.

If the prosecutors had the film makers of this during their cases, Michael Jackson would now be the weird guy in Cell Block D with no nose and no access to personal drug supplies.

I don't watch much celebrity news so maybe that's why it's so satisfying lately watching some of Netflix's notorious docu-porn, but they gave the King of Pop a fair shot. They gave his own attorneys and friends just as much time to say their piece, and until episode 2 I was still back and forth on if he was guilty. Scary, genius groomer in MJ, almost like a horror movie villain with all the weirdness of MJ and Neverland. They did such a good job being fair about everything that you even come out now understanding how the jury didn't accept the accusation, even though it was in front of their faces.

Saw the Johnny Depp/Amanda Heard one too, but couldn't make it all way. Yeah, I've been in a bad divorce with a crazy ex too. Deal with it dude.
 
Just watched The Crash documentary yesterday on Netflix. I’m kinda shocked they were able to convict of her murder rather than manslaughter.

Here’s an AI summary:

The Crash is a true-crime documentary that explores the 2022 case of 17-year-old Mackenzie Shirilla, who intentionally drove her car at 100 mph into a brick building in Strongsville, Ohio, killing her two passengers. The victims were her boyfriend, Dominic Russo (20), and their friend, Davion Flanagan (19).
 
CalPolyTechnique said:
Just watched The Crash documentary yesterday on Netflix. I’m kinda shocked they were able to convict of her murder rather than manslaughter.

Here’s an AI summary:

The Crash is a true-crime documentary that explores the 2022 case of 17-year-old Mackenzie Shirilla, who intentionally drove her car at 100 mph into a brick building in Strongsville, Ohio, killing her two passengers. The victims were her boyfriend, Dominic Russo (20), and their friend, Davion Flanagan (19).
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There is digital and physical evidence that the act was premeditated. There are better documentaries out there that give more detail than what Netflix did.
 
CalPolyTechnique said:
Just watched The Crash documentary yesterday on Netflix. I’m kinda shocked they were able to convict of her murder rather than manslaughter.

Here’s an AI summary:

The Crash is a true-crime documentary that explores the 2022 case of 17-year-old Mackenzie Shirilla, who intentionally drove her car at 100 mph into a brick building in Strongsville, Ohio, killing her two passengers. The victims were her boyfriend, Dominic Russo (20), and their friend, Davion Flanagan (19).
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It is an interesting case because intent is so hard to prove. I think her behavior is what really turned people against her. Word to the wise, when you do something really bad that gets other killed, it is best to keep a low profile and show remorse for your actions.
 
Creeper said:
It is an interesting case because intent is so hard to prove. I think her behavior is what really turned people against her. Word to the wise, when you do something really bad that gets other killed, it is best to keep a low profile and show remorse for your actions.
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Yeah I think that did her in. Truthfully I’m never in the business of telling someone how to cope with death but society definitely is going to.

Her parents did her zero favors either. She where she needs to be but she definitely did herself in.
 
Tabascocat said:
I saw it on an episode of Mean Girl Murders also on the ID channel. It paints a very different picture. That is probably the one on Hulu too, not sure. She was a bratty teenager who went off the rails.
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Yeah the Netflix one while it didn’t paint the perfect picture the fact she’s featured in it kind of trot you how hard they went at her. I noticed none of the victims mothers participated.
 
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