Bow down to Netflix Instant

[B_Metal]

I liked Skyline so I'll give her a try.

[Abraham Smashington]

Just give yourself over to the ridiculousness and you'll have a great time.

[B_Metal]

We did that with Bright on Netflix and we had a great time watching it. I mean, there's some legit dogshit in some spots but we laughed our asses off at it.

[Ari]

I need someone in my corner with this one dammit.

Good luck.

[Abraham Smashington]

Goddammit. It's so much fucking fun.

[BillyG]

Finished The Staircase. Solid true crime documentary, and one of the few that really makes me question the case and pushes me to change my mind. At the very least Peterson didn't get a fair trial, and his entire case was rotten as fuck thanks to some corrupt as shit cops on one side, and some incompetence on the other side. His defense lawyer is kind of a joy to watch, because he never comes across as a slime ball stereotype, just a lawyer that really wants a fair trial for his client.



Apparently this was released years ago, but Netflix got the rights then also had the filmmaker do some follow-up episodes. The follow-up episodes really shine some incredible light on a fucking broken criminal justice system, but they aren't paced nearly as well as the original episodes. Even though a lot happens there is a LOT of his family or the defendant himself sitting around reflecting on the time and case. They could have cut an entire new episode worth of interviews out and it would have flowed much better.