The Jinx Podcast | Chapter 7 | Max

Just before the finale of The Jinx Part One airs, Bob Durst goes on the run. Director Andrew Jarecki fears for his family’s safety until Bob is arrested by the FBI in New Orleans. Then, Andrew travels down to New Orleans to see if Bob has more to say.
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[@silvertree2189]

Jonah Hill.🤣

[@kayvillarosa7683]

I thought I watched this already on a different streaming service.🤷

[@AREA-jp8vb]

I’m sorry, but if you watch that first interview with Bob, he is absolutely on drugs. Look at his eyes, look the way his face the way his body moves. Look at the way his eyes close half the time. But the fact that he was on drugs, doesn’t change he’s a murderer or anything he said during that interview 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@lracseroom8286]

his pupils are so dilated they look almost completely black. I 100% believe the meth story.

[@AREA-jp8vb]

@@lracseroom8286 yeah he was definitely on something. I don’t think that takes away from anything in the interview though. You can be on drugs and still know what you’re talking about.

[@nimo517]

So many comments on a truly amazing story…. While every bad song has 100k comments of _”Who else listening in 2024?!_” w/ 10k likes…

[@shashinstudio]

Alright well I'm going to come out and say it: these podcasts are a completely missed opportunity. As an aspiring filmmaker, these have extremely little if anything to offer beyond what is on display in the episodes. Having gone through the Chernobyl series podcast, and the insight that they give you into the behind the scenes and making of elements, and comparing it to this, is pretty sad. I don't think Mr Jarecki et al might ever see my comment here, but really dudes? This is the best you could come up with for after episode marketing material? You couldn't have given some insight into the film making process? 21 years of working on this (according to Mr Jarecki) and the best you could do was take already available clips from your individual episodes, slap them together with 2 minutes of added commentary (not even commentary TBH, more like descriptive exposition), and use that to fill 30 minutes of 'podcast'. For aspiring filmmakers who look to folks like you to get inspiration or gain insight or understanding in the process of what it takes to do something like this, these episodes are a total punt. On the off chance that you ever see this comment, Mr Jarecki et al, maybe consider that given that you released this second season to this series after Bob Durst has died, and you've got a lot of other stuff going on in the world right now, that perhaps you might want to do a better job trying to promote the show you spent so much time working on. This ain't it. 21 years of work should lead to a lot more insight and commentary than these lazily done podcast episodes, which offer little if any background or behind the scenes, or making of, information for the viewer. I guess you probably don't care that much, given that you've already been paid for the work, but man... real missed opportunity IMHO.

[@romyman1971]

2000 views 60 likes. Weak

[@shashinstudio]

@@romyman1971 considering you can watch the entire trial here on youtube without having to have a subscription to max, i'd call it a pretty pathetic attempt at marketing by the filmmakers. the first season was great, and there's some bits here and there in season 2 which are interesting, but it makes me wonder how, if after 20+ years of working on the same story, they came to the conclusion that this was a good way to promote the show. it's a joke. there's basically no effort involved here at all. total laziness and ineptitude on behalf of the studio and the filmmakers, that this, somehow, translates to a good way to talk about the show. what a total waste of time. but at least they got paid. i'm sure that's all that they care about. half assing a podcast after half assing a second season, using primarily court room footage (which is copyright free given the trial was broadcast) and given the 'effort' they put into this, i'm not surprised that there's only 3k views and 80 thumbs up, after sitting here for a full month. there's a scene in the first season of the jinx where mr jarecki invites himself to the durst award dinner thing, and the first thing bob's brother says to him is 'you're not successful', and well, maybe this is why. if i had any advice to offer these people, it would be "do better". cuz this ain't it. absolutely lazy and pathetic attempt to market the work that was done over a 20 year period. and i'm less mad at them than i am at myself for having suffered through several hours of this tripe just hoping to get some insight into how they went about putting the show together.

[@MrElephantBeach]

The podcast does seem like an afterthought but most of this episode is behind the scenes talk so I’m not really sure what you’re complaining about.