This just popped up on Netflix.

OK popcorn viewing as Rachel Mills and Jonathan Zeman explore various legends like The Hookman and Babysitter Killers.

Some insight into some unsolved true crime cases I never heard of but otherwise
even at about 84 minutes, seemed a bit too long as I was tired of watching it by the time I finished dinner.

Now I really dug their documentary series the Killing Season which focuses on the unsolved Long Island Serial Killer. Now I read a book about that case but then when I saw a documentary everyone involved seemed like such morons that they were a lot less
sympathetic than in written form.

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From: AdolanNoSpam62@gmail.com

<Beaver_Fever@live.com> wrote:

This just popped up on Netflix.

OK popcorn viewing as Rachel Mills and Jonathan Zeman explore various
legends like The Hookman and Babysitter Killers.

Some insight into some unsolved true crime cases I never heard of but otherwise even at about 84 minutes, seemed a bit too long as I was tired
of watching it by the time I finished dinner.

Now I really dug their documentary series the Killing Season which
focuses on the unsolved Long Island Serial Killer. Now I read a book
about that case but then when I saw a documentary everyone involved
seemed like such morons that they were a lot less sympathetic than in written

form.

Watched it a while ago on Shudder and had essentially the same response. Interesting for a while but overstays its welcome. CROPSEY is much better,
not least because of its narrower focus.

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On Monday, June 25, 2018 at 3:48:44 PM UTC-7, Adam wrote:

<Beaver_Fever@live.com> wrote:

This just popped up on Netflix.

OK popcorn viewing as Rachel Mills and Jonathan Zeman explore various legends like The Hookman and Babysitter Killers.

Some insight into some unsolved true crime cases I never heard of but otherwise even at about 84 minutes, seemed a bit too long as I was tired
of watching it by the time I finished dinner.

Now I really dug their documentary series the Killing Season which
focuses on the unsolved Long Island Serial Killer. Now I read a book
about that case but then when I saw a documentary everyone involved
seemed like such morons that they were a lot less sympathetic than in

written form.

Watched it a while ago on Shudder and had essentially the same response. Interesting for a while but overstays its welcome. CROPSEY is much better, not least because of its narrower focus.

I gotta find that.

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From: me@privacy.net

Beaver_Fever@live.com wrote in news:018f2110-937e-4fd5-9cc6-7d23e1cdb02e@googlegroups.com:

This just popped up on Netflix.

OK popcorn viewing as Rachel Mills and Jonathan Zeman explore various
legends like The Hookman and Babysitter Killers.

Some insight into some unsolved true crime cases I never heard of but otherwise even at about 84 minutes, seemed a bit too long as I was
tired of watching it by the time I finished dinner.

Now I really dug their documentary series the Killing Season which
focuses on the unsolved Long Island Serial Killer. Now I read a book
about that case but then when I saw a documentary everyone involved
seemed like such morons that they were a lot less sympathetic than in
written form.

It's about time SOMEBODY posted a decent review. Thank you for taking time
out of your busy boning schedule to furnish us with this wisdom.

--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
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