Monica Carmon

One of my favorite thriller movies. It's disturbing and scary in ways that some won't understand. I watched it when it first came out and here I am 20+ years later watching again. The wardrobe, the acting the setting, all truly stunning. A film way before it's time in CGI.

I accidentally started watching this. I had been watching one of my shows while running around cleaning the house and after it was over this started playing. Within 10 minutes I was hooked. I have never laughed so hard in my life. It's vulgar, it's shocking and it is laughing until you cry funny. Didn't get much cleaning done that weekend because I couldn't get away from the TV! Seriously have watched it through 2 times already. Trust me... turn on episode one and you won't be disappointed. I always wondered if this is what church families are like behind closed doors and I hope it is!

It is very rare for me to watch anything other than documentaries and true crime investigation shows such as Dateline or 20/20. My peacock streaming service started auto playing Poker Face while I was cleaning up the house and within about 15 minutes I was interested enough to actually restart the 1st episode and watch it. I'm hooked already. I really enjoy the story lines and Natashas acting in this quirky yet catchy show. Great show and I hope to see more seasons to come.

The ache in my heart that was there 20 years ago has returned. It is so very hard to watch the unseen and only imagined things that this series has shown us through the eyes of the ones who were there. Out of all the previous documentaries this by far is the one that absolutely made me catch my breath like the very moment it happened.