Tag: True Crime Documentary

Netflix’s Memories of a Murderer: The Nilsen Tapes Review: Horrifying and Spine-Chilling

Memories of a Murderer: The Nilsen Tapes is spine-chilling and takes you closer to the serial killer and necrophile Des Nilsen.

In Search of the Frog Boys (2019) Review: Awfully Heartbreaking

In Search of the Frog Boys is a heartbreaking account of a shocking South Korean case that will make you scratch your head

Netflix’s Private Network: Who Killed Manuel Buendía? Review: A Crime Against Mexico

Private Network: Who Killed Manuel Buendía? brings back to light the death of Buendia with a detailed account.

Netflix’s Nail Bomber: Manhunt Review: The Gruesome 1999 London Bombings

Nail Bomber: Manhunt is a hard-hitting documentary that'll leave you devasted and angry.

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A Love Other Than Yours Episode 7 Review: When Love Becomes Too Painful to Hide

A Love Other Than Yours Episode 7 explores broken trust, complicated feelings and a painful love triangle as Ho and Mi-do struggle to repair their relationship while Tae-seung’s dark past adds new tension.

Doctor X Episode 2 Review: Two Lives, One Surgeon and a Morally Wrong Hospital

Doctor X episode 2 shows how morally right Soo-jung has to face an institution that prioritises patients based on money.

YUQI ‘Stay’ MV Review: Sunflower, Road Trip and the Friends Who Keep Hope Alive

Yuqi's 'Stay' Official Music Video offers an cheerful take on hope and friendship. From sunflower, handmade sun pendants and missed chances, the MV reminds us that happiness does not depend on "success" but the journey itself, and the importance of keeping hope alive.

28 Years Later: Part III Is On Hold: Does Finding a Cure Mean a Happy Ending?

With 28 Years Later: Part III on hold, the 28 franchise raises a bigger question of whether curing the Rage Virus repairs the societal damage caused for decades involving fear, violence and loss.