Who Killed The Montreal Expos Review: This is a respectful, emotional, and somewhat heavy-handed look at a team which brought a city together in its history. It does a great job in relating its history without much excitement, but it doesn't succeed in making you feel it so much.
My Father the BTK Killer Review: Kerri Rawson's process through terror, shame, and acceptance is what makes this documentary great, as it shows the worst thing evil does is not necessarily done only to the victims, but how it poisons everything around it.
True Haunting Review: It's a chic, moderately frightful, and at times sentimental docuseries, yet it never quite breaks through far enough to linger afterwards.
Nightmares of Nature Review: Netflix’s chilling docuseries blends wildlife and horror, delivering suspenseful storytelling, stunning visuals, and a fresh take on nature.
Royal Rebels: An Unlikely Love Story Review: This Netflix documentary may satisfy fans of Märtha Louise and Durek who already admire them, but if you're looking for substance, it's going to leave you unsatisfied.
