Clayton Brown

The documentary is beautifully, patiently, expertly crafted. Truly don't understand how people are saying it's slow or dull - it's gripping, heart-rending, and sensitively put together. Also, frustrating to read how other reviewers seem to be rating the victims of the story rather than the film. First of all, the film is, as I said, brilliantly crafted, and secondly, don't marvel at how gullible the victims are, marvel at how evil Larry was and how brave the young people are for coming forward to share what happened to them.

Amazing. Beautifully acted, beautifully written, beautifully directed.