Killing for Clicks

Episode 2 continue to be amazing. Just can't believe what you see. Like a good trash thriller.

Descending further into the depths of a truly dark and chilling case of a dangerous psychopath, this Netflix documentary series from director Mark Lewis is truly a gripping affair.

There's thankfully some light in the darkness, though. The appearance of Joe Panz from Rescue Ink will warm even the coldest of hearts. Panz is part of a motorcycle gang that is dedicated to stamping out animal cruelty and helping those in need; and he's a true hero.

An unbelievable tale that just keeps the shocks coming. This is essential viewing but not for those of a nervous disposition.

10 out of 10. Beautifully shot and edited, this is compelling television.

Honest , no nonsense story telling .. a bit of editing would have made it crisp . But this is an amazing human story . A must watch

I thought the first part was shocking, the second part is even more shocking. Luka goes to the next extreme, committing murder.

I'm a little surprised by the reaction of some of the Facebookers, I can't help feeling to some of them it's a bit of a adventure, a game, whereas in reality, it's a very tragic murder.

You can't help but wonder why the group were surprised that the Police didn't take the words of a group of online strangers.

He's a real life monster, plenty of videos our there where you can see him, it's an interesting insight.

It makes for good TV, 8/10.

First of all, this loong loong documentary is shot in some fancy cheap camera ( or my be shot in 1980 or so) . The editing is done by maybe a barber I guess!

And of all, what's the point in having 3 hours of this While most movies does a far superior and excellent job in may be 45- 120 mins. Don't really know what's the high ratings are for!!!