NETFLIX STREAMING FINDS

elvistheking44

PJ_Soul said:

I'm actually totally fine with how it ended, but I think I'm the only one in the world who feels that way, lol.

Nope. I’m fine with it too. Thought it was a good series.

Purple Fairy Tree

Yeah, I saw it through this morning too. It was good! 

eeriepadave

I was wondering when Season 3 (final season) of Dead to Me was coming out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ-qv0zL7As

eeriepadave

Kinda funny that Netflix is producing a tv series about Blockbuster

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDA-phXyYH8

markymark550

eeriepadave said:

Kinda funny that Netflix is producing a tv series about Blockbuster

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDA-phXyYH8

If they don't have some sort of joke about Apollo 13, they have failed miserably. 

I think Randall Park can be really funny and will probably give this one a chance.

23scidoo

For true crime lovers, this is must..

https://youtu.be/ca00ZHJWKuA

markymark550

Just watched Facing Nolan. Very well done documentary on Nolan Ryan. I'd recommend it to any baseball fan.

bootlegger10

PJ_Soul said:

Gern Blansten said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

The Netflix empire seems to be built on the blood, sweat, and tears......of serial killers and Nazis. It's a one-stop shop for all the serial killer and Hitler/WW2 content you can ask for. 

you know...I was thinking about this last night as my wife and I were watching Dahmer. Why do we glofiry serial killers like this? To the point he's almost a sympathetic character. My wife actually said at one point "I kind of feel bad for him". Obviously not in the bigger context, just at that one point in the series. 

I don't think I'm going to continue watching it. I don't need to see...

a person making out with a saran wrapped severed head

I'm really into true crime. I want to know what is out there....it's a sick fucking world.

I will say that TikTok is full of clips of Dahmer interviews now. If you look some of them up you would have a hard time believing that this person could do such things. He said himself that what he did was very sick and that he wished they would have caught him early.

I'm a huge true crime fan. Indeed it is a sick fucking... and I'm not compelled to avoid it, from a distance. I also just find true crime really informative. Educational, really. It's amazing the things that happen behind the scenes in the police investigation and criminal justice system.

I think the true crime shows are fine (talking about the crimes documentary style).  I don’t think these gory, violent shows like Dahmer are good for society at all.  I am not saying they should be outlawed and that I don’t watch some of them, but don’t see how they can have a positive impact on our culture.

cutz

markymark550 said:

Just watched Facing Nolan. Very well done documentary on Nolan Ryan. I'd recommend it to any baseball fan.

Added to my List. Thanks !!

23scidoo

Cinema at its best!!

https://youtu.be/hf8EYbVxtCY

HughFreakingDillon

bootlegger10 said:

PJ_Soul said:

Gern Blansten said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

The Netflix empire seems to be built on the blood, sweat, and tears......of serial killers and Nazis. It's a one-stop shop for all the serial killer and Hitler/WW2 content you can ask for. 

you know...I was thinking about this last night as my wife and I were watching Dahmer. Why do we glofiry serial killers like this? To the point he's almost a sympathetic character. My wife actually said at one point "I kind of feel bad for him". Obviously not in the bigger context, just at that one point in the series. 

I don't think I'm going to continue watching it. I don't need to see...

a person making out with a saran wrapped severed head

I'm really into true crime. I want to know what is out there....it's a sick fucking world.

I will say that TikTok is full of clips of Dahmer interviews now. If you look some of them up you would have a hard time believing that this person could do such things. He said himself that what he did was very sick and that he wished they would have caught him early.

I'm a huge true crime fan. Indeed it is a sick fucking... and I'm not compelled to avoid it, from a distance. I also just find true crime really informative. Educational, really. It's amazing the things that happen behind the scenes in the police investigation and criminal justice system.

I think the true crime shows are fine (talking about the crimes documentary style).  I don’t think these gory, violent shows like Dahmer are good for society at all.  I am not saying they should be outlawed and that I don’t watch some of them, but don’t see how they can have a positive impact on our culture.

this is it. this isn't "true crime". it's hyper-dramatized true events. I don't need to see a serial killer french kissing a severed head to get the gist. 

Gern Blansten

HughFreakingDillon said:

bootlegger10 said:

PJ_Soul said:

Gern Blansten said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

The Netflix empire seems to be built on the blood, sweat, and tears......of serial killers and Nazis. It's a one-stop shop for all the serial killer and Hitler/WW2 content you can ask for. 

you know...I was thinking about this last night as my wife and I were watching Dahmer. Why do we glofiry serial killers like this? To the point he's almost a sympathetic character. My wife actually said at one point "I kind of feel bad for him". Obviously not in the bigger context, just at that one point in the series. 

I don't think I'm going to continue watching it. I don't need to see...

a person making out with a saran wrapped severed head

I'm really into true crime. I want to know what is out there....it's a sick fucking world.

I will say that TikTok is full of clips of Dahmer interviews now. If you look some of them up you would have a hard time believing that this person could do such things. He said himself that what he did was very sick and that he wished they would have caught him early.

I'm a huge true crime fan. Indeed it is a sick fucking... and I'm not compelled to avoid it, from a distance. I also just find true crime really informative. Educational, really. It's amazing the things that happen behind the scenes in the police investigation and criminal justice system.

I think the true crime shows are fine (talking about the crimes documentary style).  I don’t think these gory, violent shows like Dahmer are good for society at all.  I am not saying they should be outlawed and that I don’t watch some of them, but don’t see how they can have a positive impact on our culture.

this is it. this isn't "true crime". it's hyper-dramatized true events. I don't need to see a serial killer french kissing a severed head to get the gist. 

It was meant to be shocking though....so if there was no french kissing the head you wouldn't be nearly as shocked.

And honestly....we should feel sorry for Dahmer in a sense. No one that isn't completely insane would do such things.

HughFreakingDillon

well of course it was *meant* to be shocking. that's the current entertainment sickness we find ourselves in. without gory visuals, it wouldn't make as much money. 

I would have been just as entertained with an Unsolved Mysteries type of production. I don't mind gore when it's fictional; I despise dramatic depictions and they can use the "based on true events" tag to try to make everyone believe every thing in the show actually happened (and many do). Even the manner of his first kill wasn't truth. I looked it up. So you can't tell me that other stuff he did when he was alone wasn't highly ficiontalized. 

I have to agree with you there somewhat. I've often thought that the sickest minds among us should be somewhat pittied. I don't know if they can control those impulses. Of course, they need to be locked away to protect society, but I can't imagine being stricken with such a brain. 

Gern Blansten

HughFreakingDillon said:

well of course it was *meant* to be shocking. that's the current entertainment sickness we find ourselves in. without gory visuals, it wouldn't make as much money. 

I would have been just as entertained with an Unsolved Mysteries type of production. I don't mind gore when it's fictional; I despise dramatic depictions and they can use the "based on true events" tag to try to make everyone believe every thing in the show actually happened (and many do). Even the manner of his first kill wasn't truth. I looked it up. So you can't tell me that other stuff he did when he was alone wasn't highly ficiontalized. 

I have to agree with you there somewhat. I've often thought that the sickest minds among us should be somewhat pittied. I don't know if they can control those impulses. Of course, they need to be locked away to protect society, but I can't imagine being stricken with such a brain. 

what was untrue about the first kill? I just read it and it seemed pretty accurate

HughFreakingDillon

Gern Blansten said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

well of course it was *meant* to be shocking. that's the current entertainment sickness we find ourselves in. without gory visuals, it wouldn't make as much money. 

I would have been just as entertained with an Unsolved Mysteries type of production. I don't mind gore when it's fictional; I despise dramatic depictions and they can use the "based on true events" tag to try to make everyone believe every thing in the show actually happened (and many do). Even the manner of his first kill wasn't truth. I looked it up. So you can't tell me that other stuff he did when he was alone wasn't highly ficiontalized. 

I have to agree with you there somewhat. I've often thought that the sickest minds among us should be somewhat pittied. I don't know if they can control those impulses. Of course, they need to be locked away to protect society, but I can't imagine being stricken with such a brain. 

what was untrue about the first kill? I just read it and it seemed pretty accurate

in the show, they fictionalized it as there being a fight and the victim trying to leave. 

in reality, the victim was sitting in a chair and dahmer hit him in the back of the head unprovoked. it's little things like that that bug me. 

Gern Blansten

HughFreakingDillon said:

Gern Blansten said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

well of course it was *meant* to be shocking. that's the current entertainment sickness we find ourselves in. without gory visuals, it wouldn't make as much money. 

I would have been just as entertained with an Unsolved Mysteries type of production. I don't mind gore when it's fictional; I despise dramatic depictions and they can use the "based on true events" tag to try to make everyone believe every thing in the show actually happened (and many do). Even the manner of his first kill wasn't truth. I looked it up. So you can't tell me that other stuff he did when he was alone wasn't highly ficiontalized. 

I have to agree with you there somewhat. I've often thought that the sickest minds among us should be somewhat pittied. I don't know if they can control those impulses. Of course, they need to be locked away to protect society, but I can't imagine being stricken with such a brain. 

what was untrue about the first kill? I just read it and it seemed pretty accurate

in the show, they fictionalized it as there being a fight and the victim trying to leave. 

in reality, the victim was sitting in a chair and dahmer hit him in the back of the head unprovoked. it's little things like that that bug me. 

gotcha...yeah I get it

23scidoo

https://greekherald.com.au/lifestyle/maestro-to-debut-as-the-first-ever-greek-series-on-netflix/

23scidoo

https://youtu.be/Od2NW1sfRdA

23scidoo

eeriepadave

final season of Dead to Me is out now. need to start that...