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This is the first season of Joe Berlinger's true crime docuseries franchise that takes place outside the U.S.
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It’s Law & Order on the real as Dick Wolf exec produces the new Netflix true crime docuseries Homicide: New York.
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The series is a fictionalized version of a case that took place near Barcelona in 2017.
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Netflix wraps Pride Month on a high note.
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The directors also discuss the RuPaul controversy, cut interviews with the NYPD, and more.
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The three-part series examines the bombing, the investigation, and the violent manhunt that riveted the country.
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In Mumbai Mafia: Police Vs. the Underworld, tracks the close encounters between cop and criminal that permeated India in the 1980s and 90s.
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A three-part docuseries details some of the cases of scam calls to fast food restaurants around the country.
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This scathing documentary exposes the corruption around the investigation into Rubén Espinosa's murder.
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In Sue Perkins: Perfectly Legal, the former Great British Baking Show host is on the loose in Latin America to challenge her middle age with a host of crazy experiences...
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Directed by Ayesha Sood, a three-part docuseries examines one of the most confounding cases in the history of India's capital city.
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Thankfully, this movie separates itself from more exploitationist docs of its ilk.
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The film consists entirely of exploitative news media footage of a deadly hostage situation.
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When BTK resurfaced in 2004, his apprehension became an obsession for a group of Wichita detectives. Catching Killers has their story.
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The second season of Joe Berlinger's Crime Scene docuseries is as much about the "old" Times Square as it is about Richard Cottingham's killing spree.
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Drag queen superheroes battling to save the world from homophobia? RuPaul's Drag Race alums voicing the lead characters? "Watersports"? Netflix's new animated series really does have it all!
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The impossible just happened on the newest season of Terrace House. What does this mean for the future of the series?
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Jonathan Van Ness spilled the T when asked if the Fab Five would ever lend their skills to someone fighting against gay rights.