Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes

Series went off the rails after 3rd episode. Tedious!

I really enjoyed the story. Ronan did come off as a bit of a narcissist which made it a little bit unpleasant at points. I was expecting the last chapters to focus on the trials of Weinstein but instead we got a strange diversion to the spy story which didn't seem to fit with the entire piece so I was a poor finish.

Not only in US, but all over the world, the showbiz and media industry has this kind of sexual coercion. The famous young actresses we see today have overcome this sexual coercion to build their careers. All the scandals in this film are premeditated.

Ronan has proven himself quite a force regarding factual story telling and this series is no different.

Some of the interviews drag a bit, especially when you've hear the information so many times you lose count, but still contains new information previously unheard.

Still relatively unsurprised at the gross, seedy underbelly of this story, and to a larger extent, Hollywood in general. So many stars/starlets have become megalomaniacs and believe themselves to be so elevated that no one can touch them. Rest assured, most always see karma come for them.

The only grievance I have is this undying need to make something into such a long, tedious view. You're initially intrigued but the sheer volume of episodes to finish make it so much of the same thing told repeatedly with slightly different angles, with no real purpose in the end.

I rank this as 9 as we should respect this documentaries and people that build them sometimes losing their careers on the way/

I teach my kids there is no monsters in the dark, there is no zombies or vampires, but there exist bad people that do bad things. This is a story of a bad person, that ruined the life of dozens, hundreds of lives?

Good documentary gets extra credits for the courage on the story telling.