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The Killing Of America (1982)
… exclusive video footage from race riots, kidnappings, armed robberies, domestic disputes, mass shootings, political assassinations, and the random, senseless murders of serial killers, “The Killing Of America” examines the growing gun violence in America and traces it back to its core – the JFK assassination.
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Bowling For Columbine (2002)
Michael Moore’s 2002 Academy Award winner, “Bowling for Columbine’ examines the gun culture in America that contributed to the Columbine shootings …
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The Staircase (2004)
‘The Staircase’, also known as ‘Soupçons’, is a fascinating 2004 French TV mini series by Academy Award Winner Jean-Xavier de Lestrade that chronicles the inner workings of a criminal defence team as they prepare and ultimately try the 2001 high-profile murder case of Novelist Michael Peterson…
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Above Suspicion (2010)
The Fifth Estate investigates the horrific crimes of serial predator Colonel Russell Williams, the high-ranking Canadian military man that was convicted of a series of perverse sex crimes and the brutal murders of two women …
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The Thin Blue Line (1988)
Brilliant Errol Morris film that re-energized the whole crime documentary genre… the haunting original musical score by Phillip Glass perfectly sets the tone to the highly artistic telling of the tragic tale of Randall Dale Adams, an innocent man that was sentenced to life in prison for a crime that he didn’t commit… A year…
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Newtown (2012)
Based mostly on early CBS News reports and video interviews with families of the victims, relatives of the shooter, and other interested parties, CBS ’48 Hours’ investigative series tries to piece together the events that led to that tragic December day when Adam Larza killed 20 children and 6 staff members of ‘Sandy Hook Elementary…
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Oswald’s Ghost (2007)
The brilliant PBS documentary series ‘American Experience’ delves into the character, life and political motivations of Lee Harvey Oswald and comes to the unpopular conclusion that Oswald probably did act alone on that fateful Friday afternoon in Dallas, Texas that took the life of American president John F. Kennedy..
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Who Murdered JFK? (1988)
In 1988, Pulitzer-prize winning columnist Jack Anderson hosted this live TV special focusing on the assassination of John F. Kennedy and presented new evidence linking the assassination with organized crime…
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Biography: Aileen Wournos (2003)
In August, 2002, just weeks before her scheduled execution, Aileen Wuornos (America’s most notorious female serial killer) wrote out her last confession… A&E’s ‘Biography’ uses her own words to lay out the tragic tale of a murderous life…
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Biography: Jack Unterweger (2004)
He was a celebrated author and cold-blooded killer… a convicted murderer set free only to kill again… A&E’s ‘Biography’ series takes a closer look at Jack Unterweger, AKA, ‘The Vienna Strangler’ or “The Vienna Woods Killer’, the Austrian serial killer who is suspected of killing up to 15 prostitutes in several different countries…
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Russian Roswell (2005)
The incident that took place over Soviet Union’s most secret military base, ‘Kapustin Yar’ in 1948, remains an enigma, a seminole event that UFO researchers still call: ‘Russia’s Roswell’ … The History Channels ‘UFO Files’ documentary series delves closer into this phenomenon.
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Phoenix Lights Documentary (2005)
The ‘Phoenix Lights’ is the largest mass UFO sighting in American history… on March 13, 1997, an estimated 10,000 people claimed to have witnessed a series of incredible lights and orbs over the skies of Arizona … terrific documentary delves closer into this phenomenon.
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The JFK Conspiracy (1992)
Hosted by James Earl Jones and featuring commentary by Oliver Stone among others, ‘The JFK Conspiracy’ proclaims to ‘offer brand-new answers to the old question: Who killed JFK?.. why did they do it?.. and how were they able to keep it covered up for all these years?’..
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Psychic Witness: Fall of the Serial Killer (2005)
When conventional investigative methods fail to yield any results, sometimes police enlist some spiritual help… ‘Fall of the Serial Killer’ is a fascinating documentary telling the story of how police investigators used the help of psychics to help track two serial killers: John Wayne Gacy in Illinois and James Koedtich in New Jersey…
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Mystery Quest: San Francisco Slaughter (2009)
For years a mysterious serial killer terrorized residents of the Bay Area… ‘Mystery Quest’ looks back at the 40 year cold-case with new information and modern scientific methods in hopes of revealing the true identity of ‘The Zodiak Killer’…
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Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer (2003)
Following up on the brilliant ‘Aileen: Selling of a Serial Killer’, Nick Broomfield’s brilliant second documentary on Aileen Wuornos, the highway prostitute and serial killer who was executed in 2002 for killing seven men in the state of Florida, is arguably the best documentary ever made in the ‘serial killer’ documentary genre…
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The Mind of a Murderer: The Mask of Madness (1984)
Fascinating look at the trial of Kenneth Bianchi, one of the killer-cousin duo known as ‘The Hillside Stranglers’ … and how he tried using a ‘multiple-personality’ defense plea as the main cause for his actions – Incredibly, he had a few of the psychologists convinced…
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Aileen Wuornos: Angel of Death (2009)
The BBC’s terrific ‘Crimes that Shook the World’ documentary series takes a look at the case of America’s most notorious female serial killer – Aileen Wuornos , AKA.. ‘The Angel of Death’…
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Profile of a Serial Killer (1994)
Jeffrey Dahmer was an American serial killer whose gruesome crimes shocked the world when on July 22, 1991, Milwaukee police discovered the remains of some of his victims still in his apartment… Dahmer later confessed to and was convicted of the murder of 17 young men and boys…
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Karla Homolka (1997)
One of the most infamous serial killers in Canadian history, Karla Homolka along with her serial rapist husband, Paul Bernardo, brutally raped & murdered 3 young girls (including her 15 year old sister Tammie) in the 1990’s, …
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Paul Bernardo Interview (2007)
In June of 2007, the Toronto Police Services Sex Crimes Unit, trying to gain information on the disappearance of Elizabeth Bain, sit down with serial rapist and murderer Paul Bernardo at Kingston Penitentiary to see if the ‘Scarborough Rapist’ can shed some light on the case…
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The Pig Farm (2011)
Robert ‘Willie’ Pickton, also known as ‘The Pig Farm Killer’ is suspected to be the worst serial killer in Canadian history… Although prosecuted and sentenced to life in prison for the murders of 6 women, Pickton claims to have brutally slaughtered as many as 49 prostitutes at his ‘pig farm’ in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia…
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Death of the Don (2011)
‘The Fifth Estate’, CBC’s terrific investigative journalism series, takes on the Rizzutos – Montreal’s top mafia family by investigating the question: ‘Who’s killing the Rizzutos?’ … their investigation leads the viewer into the secret, criminal world of organized crime in Montreal.
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David Frost Interviews Sirhan Sirhan (1989)
Sirhan Sirhann, the infamous assassin of Robert F. Kennedy, sits down with Robert Frost for an in-depth interview … many subjects are discussed including Sirhan’s thoughts, feelings, politics and his personal recollections of that fateful night in 1968 at the Ambassador Hotel…
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Killer Couples: The Moors Murderers (2009)
Perhaps the most notorious ‘killer couple’ of them all, Ian Brady and Mira Hindley kidnapped, sexually assaulted and murdered 5 children in the 1960’s in Greater Manchester, England… the were referred to as ‘The Moors Murderers’ as 3 of their victims were discovered in graves dug on Saddleworth Moor…
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Brazilian UFO Crash: The Truth (2005)
The ‘Varginha Incident’ is a 1996 mass UFO sighting in Varginha, Brazil in which local residents claim that a UFO crashed there and then its alien passengers began to roam the streets of the town – a number of which got rounded up and escorted away swiftly by the armed forces while others escaped into…
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The Highway of Tears (2012)
The ‘Highway of Tears’ is a 800 km section of Highway 16 between Prince George and Prince Rupert, British Columbia, that has been witness to the unsolved deaths or disappearances of at least 18 women since 1969… CBS investigative crime series ’48 Hours’ takes a closer look at the mystery surrounding the disappearances…
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Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer (1993)
Nick Bloomfield’s brilliant documentary ‘Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer’ chronicles Bloomfields’ attempt to interview America’s most notorious female serial killer, Aileen Wuornos …
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The Second Gun: The Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy (1973)
The evidence of a second gun or second shooter has been gaining credibility and momentum since this 1973 documentary attempted to scientifically prove that there were more than one shooter on that fateful night in 1968 that took the life of Democratic presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy…
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The Untold Story Behind the Oklahoma City Bombing (2002)
The idea of the ‘home-grown’ terrorist first came to wide public attention on April 19, 1995 when a disillusioned Iraq War vet by the name of Timothy McVeigh set a plan in motion that would lead to the deaths of 168 and injure more than 680 more…
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Ryan: The Singing Serial Killer (2012)
Very Idam Henyansyah, also known as ‘The Butcher of Jombang’ or ‘The Smiling Serial Killer’ is one of the most brutal serial killers in the history of Indonesia..
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His Name Was Arthur Leigh Allen (2007)
Arthur Leigh Allen is widely considered as the prime suspect behind the still unsolved ‘Zodiak’ killings of the late 70’s in Southern, California… in this documentary, Allen’s friends and acquaintances speak about the man and why they consider him to be the prime candidate…
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Biography: Theodore J. Kaczynski: The Unabomber (2007)
For almost 20 years, the ‘Unabomber’ conducted a campaign of terror across America.. his goal was to rid society of technology and return to a more primitive state… his targets were those behind the rise of modern industry… scientists, corporate executives – anyone who had an eye toward the future…
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The Devil You Know (2012)
Anthony Sowell, also known as ‘The Cleveland Strangler’ is an American serial killer that was convicted of murdering 11 women and hiding their remains inside and outside his duplex in Cleveland, Ohio..
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Richard Ramirez – Born To Kill? (2011)
Richard Ramirez, aka ‘The Night Stalker’ terrorized California residents in the 1980’s with a series of senseless, random acts of late-night home invasions, sexual assaults and murder…
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Expendable: The Political Sacrifice Of Schapelle Corby (2012)
A beautiful Australian woman (Schapelle Corby) is arrested at an Indonesian airport with 4.2kg of marijuana in her bag… what transpires next is one of the most confusing and alarming government cover-ups in the history of Australian justice…
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Norway Massacre: The Killer’s Mind (2011)
With never-before-seen footage and eye-witness accounts, ‘Norway Massacre: The Killer’s Mind’ takes the viewer back to that fateful day in July, 2011 when a lone assassin turned the peaceful nation of Norway into one large mass- murder scene and seeks to find the answers as to ‘how’ & ‘why’ this horrific event transpired…
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Manson Family – Born To Kill? (2012)
Charles Manson and his so-called ‘family’ would become the most infamous killers of the 20th century, committing a series of brutal and seemingly senseless crimes that would spell the end of the 60’s ‘hippie dream’… but what made Manson the man he was?.. How did so many young people fall under his spell?… and were…
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Kenneth McDuff: Free to Murder Again (2000)
Kenneth Allen McDuff, also known as the “Broomstick Killer” is an American sexual predator and serial killer that is the only person in US history to be sentenced to death row, pardoned and set free and then sent back to death row after he killed again…
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Waco: The Rules of Engagement (1997)
Incredibly dramatic documentary by William Gazecki that shatters the ‘official’ myth surrounding the Branch Davidians /FBI 51 day stand-off that cost the lives of most of the residents of the Waco compound…