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Nitram is Martin spelt backwards, and he was in many ways. In 1996 Martin Bryant killed thirty-five people and injured twenty-three others, in what is called the Port Arthur massacre. Because of this, gun laws in Australia changed dramatically. I remember the day this story broke in the news. Bryant's senseless and horrendous actions were unbelievable. At first the media described Martin Bryant as a soft spoken loner.

The movie goes deep into who Martin Bryant was. I'm not sure how close the movie gets with the real Martins characteristics? The movie doesn't cover a lot of the weird things he did, as reported from various sources. Or how his mother and father supported him in some of his affairs. The story stops short before Martin goes on his killing rampage.

The story takes you on a journey through Martins strange life. It doesn't take long to realize Martin is an oddball character. His father tries hard to guide Martin, and his mother has lost her patience with Martin, and is frustrated with him. Martin becomes friends with an eccentric and wealthy older lady. This leads to another strange chapter in Martins life.

Martin's life is going nowhere, he doesn't fit in anywhere and is a loner. Martin usually says or does the wrong thing at the wrong time. He seems to be lacking in the tender emotions of love and caring for others. It appears that a couple of incidents start to drive Martin over the edge. There is no doubt that Martin had some sort of an intellectual disability. But his biggest problem is, he is very insensitive and cruel, which the story reveals.

The movie goes along at a slow and steady pace, without any real high points. The supporting cast do a decent job. Caleb Landry Jones gives a solid and eerie performance as the deranged Martin Bryant.

Kai become somewhat famous, when he was first was called -The Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker: It is an interesting story that travels in one direction, then takes a sharp turn.

Kai is a happy drifter who prevents a women, from being assaulted by a big guy. Kai smashed the guy over the head with his hatchet. News crews roll in, and one news team actually get to talk to Kai.

Kai is chilled, quirky, funny a real character. The interviewer hits gold with the interesting Kai.

Kai quickly becomes an internet sensation, but Kai doesn't know ho to navigate through this. He gets some advisor's and handlers. Kai is also a decent musician, a deep thinker but not very dependable.

People are looking to how to cash in on Kai's celebrities status. But Kai is hard to direct and organize.

The internet paints Kai as a cool fun dude. Kai becomes super popular. This is a worry because no one really knows, who this strange guy actually is, but everyone loves him. But there are a few sides to Kai's character.

Strange times when we resent the government, don't trust the cops or what we read in newspapers or see on TV. But some homeless weirdo like Kai, wins many hearts and gets a lot of support?

Kai's mother is tracked down and debunked a few of Kai's stories. It was found that Kai had more to do, with the big guy assaulting the women then first thought. It becomes clear Kai is not as cool as we first thought.

Then a violent crime emerges that Kai might have a connection too? Kai's short journey as a hot internet commodity is over.

This documentary was better than I anticipated. Worth a watch to see how easy internet fame can be, and how people can get so sucked in.

I wasn't aware of this tragic event, so watching it was both sad and interesting (in a strange way).

In 1978 four teenagers who all work together at a fast food restaurant are tragically killed. The story is told in a respectful manner, goes into detail and moves at a good pace. A few different scenarios of the evening are proposed. You will find yourself trying to pick the most likely scenario to crack the case.

The story has an interesting twist as actors play the victims who speak about the tragic night. This gives the documentary a slightly deeper insight. You feel sorrow for each teenager, their friends and family.

The world is a terrible place at times.