What Documentaries Do You Recommend?

[Demoncrat]

I would set aside time certainly J. It's a little relentless, remind you of anyone??

ENJOY!!!

[MrBarlow]

Secrets Of The Krays.

Three part series looks into the Rise, Fear and Fame and The Fall of Ronnie and Reggie Kray. This had interviews with people on the outside and inside of "The Kray Firm" and explores the mental health of Ronnie who wanted to be the main Gangster and how Reggie wanted to be a legitimate businessman and the killings of George Cornell, jack "The Hat" McVitie and Frank Mitchell. Members of the brothers talk about their involvement with protection racketeering and to the attempt assassination of the brothers.

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[Demoncrat]

Who Killed The KLF? (2021, Chris Atkins)

The unauthorised tale as told by the men themselves
Somewhat less unsettling than the last thing I watched, we meet arch prankster Bill Drummond doing what he does best, pissing folk off
Make what you will about this one. You may just dislike the music and consider the rest of it a nonsense. Whatever. At least they did it all out in the open.

[MrBarlow]

Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley's Island of Dr. Moreau.

A insight into Richard Stanley's version of the H.G. Wells novel from getting financing, to location and getting actors on board, then going from tensions running high and problems with creative point of view that caused Richard to be fired. This was interesting to watch and hear the different stories from those that were involved.

[MrBarlow]

leap Of Faith: William Friedkin On The Exorcist.

William Friedkin explores how he was given a script for a film and changed things around, to casting and location scouting from Iraq to Washington and how he felt what the movie should be. This was a interesting documentary hearing only from Friedkin on what the film shows and what he is actually showing and sub little things that never make sense or why they were put in and discussing scenes on how tense moments should be shown. Like or hate the movie. this is worth checking out.

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[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

leap Of Faith: William Friedkin On The Exorcist.

Where did you see this, Mr B?

I see it's available to stream on Shudder, a service with which I don't have a current subscription.

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Where did you see this, Mr B?

I see it's available to stream on Shudder, a service with which I don't have a current subscription.

Yeah it was on Shudder Nos

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

Yeah it was on Shudder Nos

Is it worth subscribing for a month or so? Does it have a good range of films and is the UI easy to navigate?

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Is it worth subscribing for a month or so? Does it have a good range of films and is the UI easy to navigate?

I would say it has a good amount of films, documentaries, the UI is easy, I pay £5.99 A month and there is always new stuff getting uploaded. You can sign up and get the 7 day free trial. The other good thing it's Ad free

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

I would say it has a good amount of films, documentaries, the UI is easy, I pay £5.99 A month and there is always new stuff getting uploaded. You can sign up and get the 7 day free trial. The other good thing it's Ad free

Good to know. I might arrange my clients so I have a week off, get the week's trial, and binge watch everything!