Review by DarkSpotOn

I'll tell you right now this was an amazingly well done documentary. It just keeps getting darker and darker. It never loses it's track and everyone done a great job. It's amazing to see the victims having enough strenght to come forward and tell their side of the coin and i think that's the best way to recovery, by expressing the pain to everyone to set yourself free from all of it and move forward with your life, as difficult as that might be. There's nothing you can say about music, plot, acting, because all of it is explaining grief and agony.

What also made this even harder to listen to, is when the employee at DEN was trying to still cover all of this up and defend the monsters that done all of this. This is a really difficult documentary to sit through it drains you mentally but very well executed that's for sure.

If you were into movies like Lilya4Ever, Hi my name is Justine, Christine F, Melissa P, The Choosen Ones, Child of Rage movies that seriously deal with matters like this, this Documentary fits your bill...