Documentaries: The epic thread of interesting ones!

[Abraham Smashington]

I believe it's on Hulu.

[BillyG]

Where is Orange Years playing?

[Abraham Smashington]

Console Wars on Paramount +. I loved the book and am a sucker for video game documentaries and if you never read the book then it'd be pretty informative but they cut a bunch out and glossed over a bunch which was a shame. Still interesting but I wanted more.

[Abraham Smashington]

The Orange Years. Seeing as I was a total Nickelodeon kid, this doc was a nostalgia bomb. Covers the golden age in the 80s/90s with some pretty great interviews.

Marc Summers should totally play Jeffrey Epstein in a movie at some point.

[Abraham Smashington]

Sasquatch on Hulu. If any of you have ever seen the classic 90's movie Homegrown then you know what this is about. Like, it's crazy how close this documentary was to the silly story in Homegrown. The main guy was pretty interesting.

[Timothy225]

Same, Bill. I honestly tried, to get through it, and I wanted to murder the world before finishing.

[BillyG]

I miss fun conspiracies. We watched a couple episodes of it, and it just made me so fucking mad I had to stop.

[Abraham Smashington]

Q:Into the Storm on HBO. Great little doc about the stupidity of millions of people and their weaboo leader.

the central conceit is why I get so mad about Ceej even joking about flat earth shit. People are too fucking dumb to realize shit is a joke and run with it. The whole "Q" movement was a joke played by some bored assholes that got sad assholes riled up and even sadder assholes rich.

I prefer my conspiracies to be about aliens, bigfoot, and cryptozoology. Those never hurt anyone or made anyone stupider.

[BillyG]

Our Towns on HBO Max.

Interesting look at cities/towns kind of ignored by major media outlets that went through an economic collapse and how they are trying to, or have, rebounded. Some interesting stories, and really cool programs in some places. if you're interested in infrastructure and dull shit like that as I am I think you'll like it.

[Ingrid]

This is a Robbery on Netflix. It was ok. I was not quite 10 at the time, so I don’t remember hearing about the theft, so it was interesting learn about. But it played out a little like a 4 episode Unsolved Mysteries arc.

[BillyG]

Night Stalker on Netflix about...the Night Stalker. Dude was fucking scary.

[Abraham Smashington]

This looks like something I'll enjoy yelling at my tv while watching.

[Matt]

part 2 of that Tiger Woods doc was just as good as part 1. Great stuff. Pretty sure it's all on HBO Max now if you want to watch it.

[Nathan]

Started watching Icarus. Very interesting but the slickness of it makes me question its depiction of the truth.

[BillyG]

I need to check that out. Sucker for a good sports doc.