Queen of Meth

OK, I was very bad growing up. I'll explain a little in a moment. Having an actor bro is the only way this got made. I grew up in San Diego, CA. During the 1980's and 90's operating as a (can't say that). Lets just say there was alot going on between organized Mexican's and the Hells Angels. $200,000 a week is nothing. And the section about kittens sounds made up. Nobody I associated with would have put up with that. Bet the writers put it to make drugs scarier for the kiddies. Can't really say much more. Her whole operation is cute in a sad sorta way.

An interesting documentary, I don't get all the negative reviews.

It went from bad when it opened with them talking about torturing kittens to equally bad when they destroy people's lives. It does give you some idea why Tom Arnold is so creepy.

What fresh hell is this supposed to be? This monster absolutely destroyed countless lives, carries no semblance of remorse whatsoever, and honestly, seems rather proud of herself.

Coupled with her insanely gross and disgusting pig of a brother (Tom) who I'm quite sure jumped at the chance to be in front of a camera again, and this is a hot mess from beginning to end.

On behalf of all Iowans, I'd like to state emphatically that, they IN NO WAY resemble the average Iowan- hard working, honest, loyal and law-abiding, and we're not willing to claim any of the people associated with this 'film' that comes off more as some cheap ID channel nonsense than anything remotely resembling an insightful, well-done documentary.

One episode was far more than I should have subjected myself to, and unless you feel the need to torture yourself, definitely avoid this like the bubonic plague.

STOP FEEDING THE ANIMALS AND TOM ARNOLD!! Maybe he'll just go away.

The low reviews are a little overboard. Nowhere during the 3 episodes do they glorify anything in terms of Lori Arnold and her story. This was by far a very interesting documentary, and just like all the other kingpins and queenpins in the history of drug dealing, Lori Arnold had a short run of making a ton of money, and then bust. Like the rest of the world, she was only doing the best she could with what she had. I'm in no way condoning drug dealing, but in the end, this documentary is in no way glorifying her life as a drug dealer. It's just flat out telling someone's story.