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Houses of Horror - Secrets of college Greek life, these sorority/frat houses in The States are mental.
In the area I’m from in Donegal we have some beautiful beaches , one of them in particular that I regularly go too had one of the worst tragic events in Irish history that happened in 1943 which is still talked about today.
There was a Documentary made on it that apparently won a few awards , I’m not saying it’s good . I will let you be the judge of that .
Hopefully it’s alright to show it as I thought it might interest some you . Anyhow this is ‘ BALLYMANUS ‘ ….. Apologies about the breaks in it .
https://www.rte.ie/player/movie/ballymanus/549315624104
Skywalkers - Love in the air on Netflix.
Story of 2 daredevil climbers who scale high buildings for pictures and likes on social media. Struggled to watch it at times, i was holding on to the sofa that tightly just watching some of their climbs.
Mr Bates v The Post Office - The impact, moving stuff. 😥
The Zelensky Story
BBCiPlayer
3x60 mins
Strike: An Uncivil War on Netflix is a great, if difficult watch.
Just finished the second series of Parole on the iPlayer, continues to be interesting stuff, what a huge responsibility Parole Board members have.
Was about to post about this, the whole process is fascinating to me. I’m doing a degree in Criminology and Law love every program like this. It definitely seems we have the same taste in tv, I noticed you’ve posted recently about a few series that you’ve watched. For example the Greek college program. I would be grateful if you had any other suggestions that I might have missed, especially if they’ve been on in other countries.Quote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
Wondered if you’d watched Accused : innocent or Guilty. Fascinating insight into the American justice system I saw it on channel 5 but realised it was series 5 so went back to my fire stick to watch from the start.
Aye, I've watched them all so far (recently finished season 6), I would recommend the Crime & Investigation channel, disappeared down that particular rabbit hole during lockdown, there's no shortage of interesting stuff on there.Quote:
Originally Posted by EH6 Hibby
:agree::top marksQuote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
OMG!Quote:
Originally Posted by Godsahibby
Just watched this
I suppose someone else had used Vertigo
Scary
Reminded me of Fall another scary movie
Children of the Cult on STV Player, moving documentary about the sexual exploitation of kids in The Rajneesh Cult, amazing what people can get away with. 😥
Watch a domestic abuse thing on Netflix yesterday think it was originally on C5 Jesus it was heartbreaking poor guy took an incredible amount, in-front of his children as well wasn't easy to watch the clips
Aye, if it's the English guy (My wife, My abuser), it's been discussed on here before, certainly wasn't a pleasant watch. I'm sure someone on here posted that the female ended up with her best mates husband after moving in with them. 😳Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmas
Back from the dead: Who kidnapped me? 3 parter on U&W, amazing story about a baby who was thought to have died in a house fire.
Helmand: Tour of Duty on the iPlayer, not an easy watch.
Limbs in the loch: catching a killer, 6 parter on iPlayer focusing on the William Beggs/Barry Wallace murder case.
Went to the High Court and watched some of the trial, Donald Findlay was superb to watch in action.Quote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
I've only watched the first two episodes so far, some story though. 😥Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
Dispatches: The King, The Prince and their Secret Millions, a bit of an eye opener. 😲
:top marksQuote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
Excellent harrowing real life account of the realities of war
Well worth a watch
Shoot to kill: terror on the tube (all4)
Killed by our daughter: The McCullough Murders on My5, quite an amazing story.
Lucy Beaumont on World's most dangerous roads, what a pain in the arse! 🤬
Billy and Molly National Geographic Virgin and Disney +
Heart warming story of a childless couple who take in an orphaned Otter pup / kit and raise it by hand
Worth a watch
Tsunami 2004: The day the wave hit, quite a moving watch.
Chasing lightening was quite a good watch, about a former up and coming UFC fighter and the robbery of a Securitas depo, I used to work in a cash centre for a major bank so was interesting to see cctv footage and how protocols etc failed as can remember a lot of changes happening after this particular robbery
What channel is that on?Quote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
Channel 4 mate 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedantic_Hibee
Just finished the stv crime series “Until I kill you”
It’s a true story that I wasn’t aware of until I watched. Quite dark at times but I’d recommend a watch