10 Insane Differences Between Monsters The Lyle And Erik Menendez Story On Netflix & Real Life Event

Insane Differences Between Monsters The Lyle And Erik Menendez Story On Netflix And Real Life Events - Explained in Detail
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[@BlackCatFilmProductions]

After watching Monsters The Lyle and Erik Menendez story I feel so much hate about the tv series & the way its depicted. They were so many things wrong with the story I don't know where to begin. I feel the creators were trying to get audiences to hate Lyle and Erik. Then there all those lies about them it also makes the tv series sound dirty and gross and untruth.

[@ramonmj9850]

Nobody knows the actual truth so it's not good to take sides

[@melaniejaqua7320]

Exactly. There was no need for this show. We already had all these shows in the 90’s mad for tv movies

[@aliciajones6836]

Right I didn't even watch that BS

[@excaliber8713]

They claimed self defense but the parents were just relaxing on the couch

[@marcus0171]

@@excaliber8713exactly at the end of the day this was a planned cold blooded murder. And unfortunately That’s the only thing that was %100 proven to have happen

[@Abarbeloth]

The casting is incredible

[@fran-js8ve]

It doesn't matter if the show is not accurate. Nobody knows for sure what happened beside the brothers. It's a great show and I loved it.

[@WilliamsPinch]

It certainly matters.

[@zeldahyrule543]

​@@WilliamsPinchno it doesn't. just like tombstone or young guns. not accurate at all. still a good watch

[@pwallace5359]

It was certainly entertaining but I won’t say it doesn’t matter if it was accurate or not. Only because they’re still alive in jail and are trying to get out. Shows like this can influence public opinion and public outrage can lead to criminals being released. It’s happened before with other cases. Just look at all the supporters they have in this comment section.

[@OhEstefano]

I think they took a number of liberties and introduced aspects that were either completely fictional or were never highlighted during the trial/case. For example, there were scenes that suggested the brothers had certain incestuous leanings…I’ve never heard that being insinuated from any documentary about the case so that was a reach

[@pwallace5359]

Yeah , that part seemed ridiculous .

[@OmegaFoxOnFire]

The acting was good, but there was some DUMB changes. For example they say Erik did not need glasses and its for show. That is untrue he did need them. This furthur tries to represent the brothers as horrible people. Robert Rands book on the case would have been a great source to make a better written show.

[@marcos-ll2yr]

They deserve is not because of this tv series many evidence shows that their father and mother are the real monsters. The menudo singer is a key to prove as well.

[@royharper2003]

Yeah rifght someone that only came out 40 years later, he's real believable

[@Ichi-San-1501]

​@@royharper2003not necessarily. In case of sexual abuse, especially men very often don't come forward at all, but also female victims often keep quiet. Shame is a great motivation to shut up. Just saying - it's not a valid contra argument.

[@AllAboutPurple]

It can’t proven though. Roy claims he was also unconscious so he didn’t see who assaulted him. He was taken there by Edgardo to Jose’s house. They would need more than that…. That’s probably why the judge didn’t allow certain “evidence” in the second trial. It can’t be proven in court who did what? The brothers claim their mom molested them too but in interviews they said they killed her only because she knew about Jose abusing them. And in the confession tapes with the therapists they claim they only killed her because she was suicidal about the father’s affairs & him treating her badly. Too many inconsistencies. 😂

[@SimonLacey-MySleekDesigns]

The only thing I don't like about the show is making the brothers hook up. That's weird ASF.

[@KM-tx7mn]

They testified that the older one was molesting the younger one

[@clems88]

episode 5 serious piece of acting

[@rafi.and.yehuda]

No matter what people say the Netflix actors were phenomenal even the father and mother were a great watch case or no case this Netflix movie was a good one enjoyed it alot(putting aside the real actual events)Haven’t seen an OJ Netflix movie yet.Absolutely loved the Glen Close look alike lawyer .

[@RevisitingMenendez]

The contact head wound to Jose was not the first wound inflicted. All of the wounds were ante mortem (pre death) and since the head wound was instantly fatal, the corner testified that it was most likely the final shot to Jose

[@annj60]

The boys were old enough to move out and start a life of their own. But they didn’t want to lose their lifestyle and money.

[@aleahberylaine5311]

The series was so good and really drove home both sides of the argument. I get people want to believe them but there's too many things that prove their guilt and their lies. There's also good evidence they were victims. The show left you still confused and torn to what you believe. Ryan did a brilliant job and although some things may have been exaggerated, he nailed it on the head.

[@muddabuwshi6510]

I feel like them changing some stuff was purely bc they wanted to make things more fiction this season

[@charogomezruvalcaba9321]

Me encantaron las Actuaciones, La Música, en fin TODO, Pero no como están retratados los Hechos........ DEBEN LIBERARLOS, YA PAGARON DEMASIADO.....

[@patrickbateman512]

Ryan Murphy is a legend

[@santelaneal5374]

I vaguely remember The Menendez case. I know the story from years back but not like Jefferey Dahmer or OJ. The show was great the actors where PHENOMENAL.

[@Branndaddy]

This was the first time I ever really heard the whole story and at the end I believed these two men were not meant to be in prison for life. What that mother and father did to these to boys was disgusting, sick, vile, heartbreaking. Let them be free. They did more than enough time. Get em’ out Kim.

[@James-cz5hf]

It was hard to watch because it's a horrible story no matter what the truth is. The fact that r cannot he denied is that they blew their parents to bits, lied about it, lived it up on their murdered parents money. Whether or not either or both of them felt bad afterwards is completely irrelevant. Anyone who is really upset about them being treated unfairly should never sit on a jury.

[@POTO_Phan]

This is the first mainstream show or movie after we found out the father had harmed children other than his sons. I didn't like the weird relationship the boys showed and the only think that came to my mind was the show was trying to display the effects of grooming.

[@marcos-ll2yr]

This series is really good but have many fiction elements that never happened in real life.

[@PALIVE-mp6gn]

same with the dahmer season, but sometimes you have to make changes for the sake of the story

[@JarodJoseph]

⁠@@PALIVE-mp6gn… homosexual incest between the brothers? They HAD to make that up for the story?

[@ME-hd2xt]

You said they were convicted of manslaughter. It was first degree murder.

[@angelicvega7040]

Casting was incredible as was the acting, but Ryan really took too many liberties that were so noticeable. I researched the case and watched the real videos years ago and I was shocked to see some of the choices made.

[@valerianoromero5029]

Your affirmations are wrong, the dad saw the son shooting at him, the dad was facing his son and walking towards him when the son shoot him

[@greenrobot5]

Hollywood loves to make biopics of serial killers, they become celebrities...

[@jimbolic0809]

That's where the money is.

[@herkai06]

who?? damher?

[@millerbai]

Serial killers always became celebrities, long before Hollywood was a thing - take Jack the Ripper. Horror, cruelty, evil are fascinating, plain and simple. Most people are mesmerized by the unthinkable acts commited not by monsters, demons or whatever, but so-called 'regular people' because that paradox is hard to deal with. So no, Hollywood is not to blame. It's just human psychology.

[@marcus0171]

This is not new bro lol it’s in our human nature to feel compelled to these stories

[@Dominisia11]

after watching the show...how they could even got an idea to brought up the end scene as the parents played so lovely towards each other...so sick, O.J is leaving free despite all the overwhelming evidence, the victims of sexual abused are still locked untill today... what the fuck is wrong with the humans on this world! let them out, these 2 souls are traumatized, I'm disgusted by the justice system...

[@zeldahyrule543]

then why did they lie about killing them. how come they just didnt come clean tell the cops we did it in self defense. cause they are guilty

[@radrobd123]

2 souls can be traumatized about what they did every day in prison.

[@Dominisia11]

@@radrobd123 so according you, raped children should be locked in a prison cool...

[@radrobd123]

@@Dominisia11 children? These were grown men. They committed MURDER. So yes, they should be in prison for life

[@SeemaFairyAngel]

It was a really good show. I never heart about this case because i was little back then and in The Netherlands were i live, we didnt heart about this case back in the 90s. But i don't know for sure the abuse really happened or not. When Erik told his very graphic story in episode 5 i was convinced it really happened. I felt his emotions where real. And his body language , it was so good. It felt like i watched a little boy telling the story. The wounded inner child i saw. But then in the next view episode Lyle act like it was not true. He acted very arrogant about the whole case.He made it up. So from an outsider i was torn between believe Erik but dislike Lyle.

[@Guzerful]

maybe look closer into the case and don't base your opinion on a tv show

[@EricAriel5]

A good chunk was not accurate,especially Lyle,many friends and family have said he’s not rude and aggressive like he’s shown in the series and the series completely skipped over new evidence about abuse since trial number 2,including a new accuser that says José drugged and raped him when he was 16.Ryan Murphy ALWAYS goes over the top when he produces true crime stories,he did it with Dahmer too,when the real cases have enough drama that facts should be enough to get people to watch,not make up a bunch of crap just for entertainment.

[@tiktokcringe2595]

Don’t base your opinion on a show that inaccurate look up the case please

[@SeemaFairyAngel]

​@@Guzerfuli will do that. But outside of USA this case was not in the news, only the OJ Simpson case. So the Netflix show was the first time i heart about the case.

[@SeemaFairyAngel]

​@@tiktokcringe2595i will do that. But outside of USA this case was not in the news, only the OJ Simpson case. So the Netflix show was the first time i heart about the case.

[@nicolecarter1169]

I feel bad for what happened to the brothers I really do, but they didn't kill their parents in self defense they just shot them at a close distance. Am I missing something? Please no hate I'm actually asking

[@radrobd123]

they claim years of abuse led to them killing the parents. but I"m not buying it. They were both legal adults. They could have left any time they wanted. Gotten regular jobs, lived regular lives. They didn't want to. They wanted the $$ and the only way to get it was to off their parents

[@Ichi-San-1501]

​@@radrobd123The argument "they could have left and gotten a job" isn't a valid one. If what they claim is true, the set is quite more complex. Some victims of their own parents - especially if these parents are very invasive and controling, too - don't develop any sense of independence and feeling of security in the world. More often they think that this setting is the only existing Universe. I can understand this pattern quite well as I have been there. Even as far as planning to kill my abusers (who were my adopters / legal parents) when I was 18/19 years old and totally desperate, angry, fed up, sickened, confused and dissociated in any way. I only had Gymnasium in my pocket so far and was scared to death of a future with nothing at my hands after a childhood and youth in hell. My adopters were great manipulators and the wealthy father figure fooled nearly anyone into believing he was a great philanthrope. I was verbally mistreated, beaten up and tortured by his spouse regurarly, and s'abused during childhood & teenage by him; and had been alone in this world from age 0 to age 4 (Orphanage). I managed to prevent myself from this deep urge to annihilate them by leaving at age 19, self-preservation. I barely ever regret anything I do but still nowadays I regret not having killed them but am also proud and glad I didn't act out. It was very, very tough to survive with no diploma, with psy health issues from ccPTSD, among other, and neurodevelopmental issues in earliest childhood that made my brain function differently to a norm. Sometimes I couldn't afford food and ate rice with few vegetables for months, sometimes I portioned a snickers to last 2 days and sometimes I couldn't get out of bed because I was malnourished, had headaches and was saving my energy to correspond the incoming energy. The problem with such comments: no perspective of reality at all. Even less back then, when consequences of these types of assaults weren't given any credit and pathological understanding.

[@Ichi-San-1501]

​@@radrobd123​ The argument "they could have left and gotten a job" isn't a valid one. If what they claim is true, the set is quite more complex. Some victims of their own parents - especially if these parents are very invasive and controling, too - don't develop any sense of independence and feeling of security in the world. More often they think that this setting is the only existing Universe. I can understand this pattern quite well as I have been there. Even as far as planning to kill my abusers (who were my adopters / legal parents) when I was 18/19 years old and totally desperate, angry, fed up, sickened, confused and dissociated in any way. I only had Gymnasium in my pocket so far and was scared to death of a future with nothing at my hands after a childhood and youth in hell. My adopters were great manipulators and the wealthy father figure fooled nearly anyone into believing he was a great philanthrope. I was verbally mistreated, beaten up and tortured by his spouse regurarly, and s'abused during childhood & teenage by him; and had been alone in this world from age 0 to age 4 (Orphanage). I managed to prevent myself from this deep urge to annihilate them by leaving at age 19, self-preservation. I barely ever regret anything I do but still nowadays I regret not having killed them but am also proud and glad I didn't act out. It was very, very tough to survive with no diploma, with psy health issues from ccPTSD, among other, and neurodevelopmental issues in earliest childhood that made my brain function differently to a norm. Sometimes I couldn't afford food and ate rice with few vegetables for months, sometimes I portioned a snickers to last 2 days and sometimes I couldn't get out of bed because I was malnourished, had headaches and was saving my energy to correspond the incoming energy. The problem with such comments: no perspective of reality at all. Even less back then, when consequences of these types of assaults weren't given any credit and pathological understanding.

[@TheHumanRanger]

@Marvelous Videos Check your title spelling bro, "Insane" is missing an "I"

[@Thourswrath]

If gypse rose can get out free then these guys should get out early, as I believe that they have done their time

[@radrobd123]

I don't. Gypsy didn't pull the trigger. These guys did. Multiple time and twice the victims of Gypsy

[@roger12maan]

Netflix exaggerate the menendez brother movie boo 👻 just watch all the episodes, gruesome at the same time heart wrenching stories 💔

[@djwalkerfemaledj]

The show was okay but was upsetting to hear and see the abuse 😢

[@Daydreams1995]

So I’m a little confused on all of the hate the series is getting from some people? What did the show do that tried to make viewers dislike the brothers? I understood their motive and felt bad for them after watching the series. I’ve always been intrigued by the story, but I didn’t know how deep the abuse was.

[@vanessajohnson4547]

Correction: They were convicted of first degree murder, not manslaughter. This is the controversy. Had they been found guilty of manslaughter, under the imperfect defense argument, they would be out by now.

[@Clouseau63]

The narrator did say manslaughter at one point, but later on correctly said first degree murder, so I think he just misspoke.

[@mariacervantes9514]

In the series they didn't help the poor guys

[@delmaquezada6733]

How can these guys live with them after what they did.😮

[@lisaholder8645]

I think the netflix series just has bad timing with all thats now come out..

[@Erniebe01]

Let them out.

[@gooptaco2420]

The actors/actresses were phenomenal. The show however was trash.

[@roseesefitzgerald4404]

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[@CortezBrown-m8v]

Can you cover super adaptoid from Marvel please?

[@lelecabronco]

What 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cynthiablandford6213]

Not the best series.

[@kelsblair5963]

I’m glad they are there for life because they could have left their sick parents but they didn’t. Yall are delusional. If they innocent then so was OJ

[@jimmyramos1989]

Wait…so if you’re sexually assaulted then you don’t deserve to get them back? Bro this must be bait. Also, how does this case have anything to do with OJ?

[@tiktokcringe2595]

This has to be a joke right

[@spacej2492]

They wanted to end the rape.

[@radrobd123]

@@jimmyramos1989 They could have done it the legal way. Reporting them to the police or suing them, not killing them

[@IlaydaAkdemir-o5u]

Lyle and Erik Menendez are just victims. Real monsters are their mother and father.

[@Guyvermectin]

If you want accuracy go watch a documentary

[@MadeInSeventyFour]

Or watch the first trial....

[@pambennett3390]

They murdered their parents. If you can spin that as sympathetic, there’s something wrong with you. They could have just left home.

[@lisal29]

You can say the same thing about women that are abuse by their spouse. It not that easy when their father is a big control over their minds and money.

[@tiktokcringe2595]

There is something wrong with you for not showing sympathy. They were abused and their parents made them super reliant on them. Hope you go through the same thing to see how easy it is for you to get away. Grow a heart.

[@Dman425]

@@lisal29their money? It was not theirs!

[@Dman425]

@@tiktokcringe2595they were adults. Not children. They could and should have left. They didn’t want to do that because of greed

[@tiktokcringe2595]

@@Dman425 ​​⁠Yeah no that’s not the case at all. Adults can be manipulated as easy as children that’s why it’s so much suffering now. No matter what age a person can be manipulated especially mentally. So what do you say for a person who’s in an abusive relationship and the person they have a relationship with is not rich? You think they in it for greed? I tell you this I rather be abused by a poor person than a rich and powerful on like the brothers father. Because if you leave they always have a way to find you and stop you from leaving. So you opinion is not valid.