susan

It was excellent, both the screenplay and the acting/directing. It relieved you of the idea "this can't happen here". Every episode left me with anxiety as if we were already living it. A wake up call that apparently made its mark.

This was THE worst documentary I've ever seen. The story, which could have been told in 2 or 3 episodes, was strung out over 6 episodes. The editing of the film was horrible. Some really ridiculous footage was included that was unnecessary to the story. The profiles of some of the people were embarrassing. The photography was also bad. Stuck with it cause I wanted to know the story but my husband gave up. I don't recommend this, if you want to know the story, read it on Wikipedia. The only redeeming character was the Chandler guy who didnt know what he was involved in and his life was forever changed.

Why aren't you investigating the crimes of the Scientology cult that is separating and destroying families, as well as sexually assaulting women and children? Leah Remini and Mike Rinder seem to be the only ones brave enough to withstand the stalking and ruinous behavior that the cult routinely applies to anyone reporting on their tactics.