Netflix’s New True Crime Doc Is SO DARK People Are Begging for Content Warnings — A 100% Rotten Tomatoes Nightmare So Disturbing Viewers Say They “Felt Watched” Long After the Screen Went Black!Netflix has unleashed a true crime documentary so psychologically violating, so bone-deep terrifying, that viewers are questioning whether it should have ever been released. What begins as a routine investigation unravels into a chillingly intimate descent — the kind of story that doesn’t just disturb you, it follows you. Audiences say they felt something lingering in the room after it ended. Critics are calling it “a horror film masquerading as nonfiction,” praising its flawless 100% Rotten Tomatoes score while warning that it reaches into places no true crime series has ever dared to go. With real recordings that feel too personal, confessions that sound like last breaths, and a final reveal so grotesquely human it leaves you cold, this documentary doesn’t just stay with you… it stares back. Press play only if you’re ready for a night where sleep becomes optional.
early 50 years after the arrest of David Berkowitz, the serial killer who terrorized New York City between 1976 and 1977, a new documentary series, Conversations with a Killer: The Son of Sam Tapes, explores that chilling period in history. Out July 30, the three-part series features audio of past interviews Berkowitz did with Rochester Democrat and Chronicle journalist Jack Jones, … Read more