Odd Documentary Recs
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The problem with that one is it'll be hard to find because, you know, it comes and goes.
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Zoo (2007)
A look at the life of an Enumclaw, Washington man who died as a result of an unusual encounter with a horse.
American Mullet (2001)
A look at the life of an Enumclaw, Washington man who died as a result of an unusual encounter with a horse.
American Mullet (2001)
Just an advanced warning, any link from kybobcat or wildcatdon is probably nsfw and potentially illegal.
Keep it above 18, fellas.
Keep it above 18, fellas.
Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills
Paradise Lost 2: Revelations
Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory
Can find all three of above on Youtube full length.
West Of Memphis
Paradise Lost 2: Revelations
Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory
Can find all three of above on Youtube full length.
West Of Memphis
If you want to see the real story about the McDonalds hot coffee lawsuit then Hot Coffee is a good choice. I've been a defense attorney most of my 20 year career and the cases they show get me pissed at insurance companies.
http://www.hotcoffeethemovie.com/Default.asp
http://www.hotcoffeethemovie.com/Default.asp
The cousin of this guy used to post here.
apparently this hobbit blew his brains out on liquor and powder starting in the late 70s after he'd made - in my estimation - the most unlikely of major accomplishments like writing number one hits, starring in tv shows, being a regular on johnny carson, etc.
Hot Girls Wanted
Anything religious is always interesting. There are tons of those on netflix.
The Wolfpack is a doc that came out this year that's pretty bizarre.
Stories we tell is a very well done documentary. I wouldn't call it weird though.
Anything religious is always interesting. There are tons of those on netflix.
The Wolfpack is a doc that came out this year that's pretty bizarre.
Stories we tell is a very well done documentary. I wouldn't call it weird though.
Someone mentioned this on here a few years ago...... Dear Zachary: A Letter to a son about his father.
Shew.
Shew.
Capturing the Friedmans is good.
Here is one that the entire board will love.
This is the guy that wrote Boondock Saints and was a bartender (I think) and was given an insane deal of writing, directing, casting, soundtrack, full control and over a million dollars. You watch this guy come from nothing, get the big head, treat people like shit, lose everything, and fail.
The funny thing is, he sold his rights to this company just to get the movie released. When it became a cult classic and sold a ton of DVDs, he got none of the money from it.
That is such a kick-in-the-gut doc that I wouldn't recommend it to some of my friends who have small kids. It's rough.
Parking Lot Movie
The Final Member
American Movie
Journey to Planet X
The Final Member
American Movie
Journey to Planet X
I really wish I did not look up this case and trailer after you mentioned it. Depressing as hell especially me as a father of 2 little boys.
You think it's rough reading about it..... Try watching it.
And I didnt know what was coming. I mean, I knew something was coming, but wasnt prepared for it.
I wanted to drive to Canada and murder some fools.
And I didnt know what was coming. I mean, I knew something was coming, but wasnt prepared for it.
I wanted to drive to Canada and murder some fools.
I think I was the one who brought "Dear Zachary" up originally. It devestated my now wife who was a foster care social worker for medically fragile children at the time.
The Parking Lot Movie
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Parking_Lot_Movie
Premise sounds incredibly dumb (it's about the people who work at a parking lot!) but it's an interesting view.
I had no clue about this going in, but two of my college buddies are in it on a still shot. They didn't even know it either when I told them about it lol.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Parking_Lot_Movie
Premise sounds incredibly dumb (it's about the people who work at a parking lot!) but it's an interesting view.
I had no clue about this going in, but two of my college buddies are in it on a still shot. They didn't even know it either when I told them about it lol.
I'm watching a Hulu Plus series called "The Unknown War." It is World War II from the Russian perspective. We only get WWII from the West's perspective in the media.. Russia took Germany down much more so than did the Western Armies. Hitler's goal was not just to conquer Russia. He planned to annihilate most of the Russian people.
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