Quinn Collier

I felt like it didn't flow well at all. Story was all over the place and very repetative. And the survivors tried way too hard to make their stories seems horrific but all it was was awkward yet consentual sex that years later they want to now label as rape. I know they were underage but like someone else said, at that age a lot of highschoolers date men in college and no one says anything. Each state has different ages for underage. Either 17 or 18. So in some states he's a criminal for it yet in others he's not? In other countries the age of consent is much younger. Our grandparents generation it was okay for teenagers to get married and so many celebrities date teenage girls. My point is, he wasn't sleeping with 12yr olds he was sleeping with 17yr olds who were excited and willing. These girls were in it for the money and even pimped out their friends. They did it for years. They weren't held captive, abused, forced into anything. If he wasn't rich, they wouldn't have complied nor came back. They wanted their $200. Is he a pervert, yes. But no one was held against their will. In my opinion the only one with a real case against him was the first girl who left his house and never came back and then told her big sister. Her parents were dumb to send her off alone with some rich man who randomly met her and randomly offered to pay for school. Her parents set her up. The major criminals here are all these parents and their neglect. Bc they let their daughters go to his house every weeks for years. No parent could say they didn't know. And they let their kids get on his jet and go to his islands and take pics with famous people. The parents knew. Not one of these girls has a story of an upset parent, bc the parents didn't care.

One of the worst sport's movies I've ever seen.

The acting was corny, storyline was boring and then the end was like...now come on? Smh lol

Great show!! The writing was amazing and everything was so well done. The acting was great, especially by Little Onion. You laugh, you cry, you learn history.