Top 30 Creepiest Documentaries Ever Made

[@WatchMojo]

Which documentary do you find most disturbing? For more content like this, click here: kzbin.info/aero/PLmZTDWJGfRq0aXtA0wxp_Q5pl4EgjnS7C&si=02C0yLm9iqINl_K-

[@whitleysdollhouse877]

All of them

[@Racontoursreport]

I literally have several documentaries on my channel that are far creepier than anything in this video

[@toftism]

"Dont f*** with cats: hunting an internet killer" was a crazy rabbit hole to jump into.

[@kimberlybatton8485]

I enjoyed that. And I love how hard they fought to save the ones they did.

[@beccawiley6684]

I want to watch this, but after seeing so much about Luka Magnotta and what he did, I just can't. I'm way too much of a cat lover to go through that.

[@dinosaurwoman]

I always love Werner Herzog's documentaries, and Grizzly Man was so well done. It had a lot of drama, but he really showed how incredibly stupid it is to expect wild animals to be our friends. In addition, I was absolutely shocked and floored by Abducted in Plain Sight. The manipulation tactics he used were absolutely over the top. I am glad to see it as your number 1 pick!

[@ARIXANDRE]

Dear Zachary was the last time I cried watching a documentary. It's such a gut-punch of a film.

[@katiebaker5662]

Ditto. The tragedy stays with you after the film ends.

[@coreycasciano3255]

My suicide was the documentary that made me cry, also knows as Archies final project, really good film Never heard of this Dear Zachary film

[@l.c.7955]

​@@coreycasciano3255I'm not saying you should because it will break your heart, but give it a try

[@dariamorgendorffer7813]

It's such a sad, infuriating documentary!!! I never wanted to get into the tv screen and hurt someone so bad!!!

[@ivorytuskmeg]

I beg people not to watch Dear Zachary. Not because it isn’t very well made, but because it will leave you hurt.

[@MichaelMoorePDX]

I think what makes Dear Zachary so disturbing is that viewers experience the death with the participants. It's gut-wrenching.

[@AuroraHemi]

Yea i think what makes it worse it that she ended up killing herself and the little boy the movie was being made for. The courts failed that little boy, they failed that family

[@beezy388]

abducted in plain sight will always infuriate me cause those parents were just as guilty.

[@caliboyizhere]

That doc pissed me off more than anything 😭

[@kriscynical]

Amber Haggerman's case has always angered me the most in that regard because it was just as much her mother's fault. Who in the flying tapdancing _fuck_ would let their 9 and 5yo kids play in an _abandonned Walmart parking lot_ at sundown in a part of town that wasn't, like... the best? Just come on. I live where that happened. Amber's body was found in a park within walking distance of my house, and I remember the search helicopters flying overhead at the time.

[@thisfatgirlruns6710]

Those parents are thd stupidest people I've ever heard of. I wonder if their IQ was ever tested. I'll never for get the mother happily saying 'He hasn't kidnapped her, hes just taken her somewhere." Bonkers!

[@mkjk456]

This documentary is pretty sad n twisted

[@disneyvideocollector]

What kind of parents let someone like this guy sleep in their daughter's bed?!

[@dollyhood6549]

The relatability of each person in Dear Zachary is what made it so overwhelming. It was the 1st time I realized how my friendship w my friends morphed into friendship w their parents too. The stages in relationships & how they end have a trickle down effect whose reach can be difficult to fathom.

[@niles8102]

I was so sure that "Don't F××× with Cats" was going to be on this list. That was a sad one to watch. Or the documentary of the woman who ended up in the water supply tank on the the roof of an L.A hotel without any explaination!

[@julieloucalcote1368]

Yes! Don’t fk with cats was such a roller coaster of emotions

[@Unknownentityanon]

Yes, Elisa Lam from Vancouver B.C., when she stayed at the Cecil Hotel. Just Googling her name will bring you to many videos exploring the case. Poor girl.

[@castawayonthemoon]

Dear Zachary and The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez left me traumatized and deep sadness after.

[@julieloucalcote1368]

Yes! Poor Gabriel! That ripped my soul into tiny smoking pieces.

[@filmtheory783]

THERE IT IS THANK YOU finally someone said it that is far and away the worst (in terms of material not watchability) docu series on Netflix

[@MandaMalice]

One day I was decluttering the playroom, turned on the tv for something to play in the background while I worked and saw a documentary I had never seen before was starting. I thought “awesome! How lucky…” and started watching Dear Zachary with zero context or prior knowledge about. I. was. completely. gutted.

[@ShmuckOnWheels]

Looks like it fucked with your grammar and pronunciation too.

[@Punkcyber55]

0:42 killer legends 1:50 blackout experiments 3:00 grizzly man 4:47 beware the slenderman 6:28 jonestown the life and death of people’s temple 8:00 a certain kind of death

[@Malaakies]

Thank you 🙏

[@NearlyDeparted]

Where are the rest?

[@averagenetfool]

30 Killer Legends (2014). 00:41 29. The Blackout Experiments (2016). 01:54 28 Grizzly Man (2005) 02:58 27 Beware The Slenderman (2016) 04:44 26 Jonestown: The Life And Death Of People’s Temple (2006) 06:24 25. A Certain Kind Of Death (2003) 08:01 24 Tickled (2016) 09:43 23. The Nightmare (2015). 11:09 22. Girl In The Picture (2022) 12:52 21. Deliver Us From Evil (2006). 14:24 20. Mommy Dead And Dearest (2017). 15:56 19. Tabloid (2010) 16:49 18. There’s Something Wrong With Aunt Diane (2011). 17:42 17. Team Foxcatcher (2016). 18:40 16. Capturing The Friedmans (2003). 19:29 15. This Is The Zodiac Speaking (2008). 20:55 14. The Killing Of America (1982). 21:56 13. The Cannibal That Walked Free (2007). 22:57 12. Wisconsin Death Trip (1999). 23:59 11. Aileen Wuornos: The Selling Of A Serial Killer (1992). 24:59 10. The Imposter (2012). 25:54 09. Cropsey (2009). 26:54 08. The Bridge (2006). 27:59 07. Holy Hell (2016). 28:45 06. The Family I Had (2017). 29:40 05. Follies (1967). 30:29 04. Jesus Camp (2006). 31:20 03. Dear Zachary: A Letter To A Son About His Father (2008). 32:13 02. The Act Of Killing (2012). 33:11 01. Abducted In Plain Sight (2017). 34:13

[@NearlyDeparted]

@@averagenetfool Much appreciated!

[@amlaaaa479]

Nothing beats "Dear Zachary". I cried my eyes out. Perhaps it's not the worst case of all of the ones referred to here but the way the story is told is just.. I could never ever watch it again!

[@bmljenny]

One that I think belongs on this list is “Tell Me Who I Am”. It stuck in my head for weeks and I still don’t really know what the “right” decision would have been.

[@liciameldrum-bryden1786]

Yes! This one was wild and so morally ambiguous.. amazing

[@lolahernandez6871]

How so?

[@cathe8282]

"we all want to do something risk-taking and scary". Um. no. Not "all". There are loads of people in the world who want to live their lives with as few rollercoasters as possible.

[@xxkerosenexkidxx]

Omg Jesus Camp...and Holy Hell damn this list is stacked

[@MeliesCinemagician]

The Great White Silence. Possibly the oldest film ever shot in Antarctica, released in 1924, the Great White Silence is a documentary on the attempt by Robert Falcon Scott to be the first man to reach the South Pole. Most of the film is fairly harmless, consisting mostly of footage of penguins, seals, orcas, and the Antarctic landscape. But then you have the final third of the film detailing Scott's trek to the Pole. Things start going wrong, and the expedition team members start dying as the terrain and weather take their toll. Another team, led by Roald Amundsen, made it to the Pole first, and Scott's team found that all their efforts had been for nothing. They started back to base camp, but all perished on the way. It's eerie seeing Scott and his men arriving in Antarctica in high spirits, only to gradually succumb to the elements and bad luck.

[@dicksonfranssen]

The first film I saw as a child that had a big impact on me was Scott of the Antarctic. I watched it alone as a seven year old. To this day I swear it was B&W. I just looked it up, it was not. It didn't help we lived near the Arctic Circle and modern cold weather gear was still years away. I don't like winter.

[@fmcevoy1]

I remember watching "The Imposter." When the imposter said he realized what happened to the original young man, I realized it at the same time: The family had killed him.

[@robertstull8759]

That was one of the most intriguing parts of the story to me. I feel like that story could be adapted into a great thriller that could play with the audience's since of allegiance... shifting it to and from the con-man and the family based as the story unfolds.

[@valeriecrook]

The Orphan movies use this. I can’t remember if it’s the prequel or sequel.

[@CuteWholesomeGrrl]

​@@valeriecrook The prequel did.

[@samanthakoller533]

The sequel.. which is actually prequel “Orphan: First Kill” Also an episode of Law & Order SVU, “Stranger” has this same premise.. kidnapped/missing girl comes home, and the family acts… strange. *dun dun*

[@rhondag3655]

Zachary was the hardest one to get through. Titicut Follies was shocking. To find out this happened in my home state was mind boggling

[@wanya_telborn]

The girl in the picture is beyond disturbing What a horrible life she had 😢

[@caliboyizhere]

"There's something wrong with Aunt Diane" is one of the most insane docs I've ever seen, I had to watch it 3 times. It's that good and creepy! Very sad story, with a lot of denial! If you want to watch something that keeps you on the edge of the seat the entire way i suggest it.

[@melissamarie1165]

I forget what it was called exactly, but it was about an "orphanage" that took in unwanted Chinese babies. The mental torture little babies went through, and that woman finding the tiny baby near death because they covered her up with blankets to silence her cries and locked her away. I'll never forget that little girl's skeletal baby face and eyes. They named her Mei Ling, which means no name. I'll never forget her. I find myself wondering how old she'd be and what she'd be up to. It's a soul crushing doc from the 90s or early 2000s.

[@shaundraevans7559]

The crying rooms. It was awful

[@thistledragon6711]

@@shaundraevans7559actually it was called The Dying Rooms which makes it even worse

[@DamianLirettePiano]

The Dying Rooms

[@josephmama9657]

7:30 Meanwhile all the religious people watching going " wow these people are crazy" Atheist going...yea, you ALLLL are crazy.

[@2Burgers_1Pizza]

The filmed subjects in Titicut Follies were painfully aware that they were being filmed, which is what made it disturbing to watch for me. At least some of the inmates and staff realized what this exposure meant and tried to utilize or mitigate it. Probably explains why it got banned; A problematic look for the state at the very least.

[@Savaster911]

This clip from the grizzly man right here at 4:21 is so chilling 😨 from how he tells Timothy mother not to watch his death recording or the coroner’s photos like it was a horrific experience he barely made it out of may Timothy rest in peace😔

[@cathyodell2304]

She's actually a friend who worked with Timothy, and they were a couple at one point years prior.

[@Savaster911]

@ I thought that was his mother

[@saulthechicanootaku]

And even if we will never hear them, I will put the recording of Timothy getting attacked among the scariest ones out there, along with the Jonestown tapes and "Down the Hill", the infamous words uttered by the Delphi killer

[@Savaster911]

@@saulthechicanootaku same here

[@nellurban7826]

the camera shot at 31:40 with the Nestle bottled water always makes me laugh, it's so ironic

[@Anon12077]

9:10 I worked in the death industry, and while yes, you could say that you become numb to it, it’s simply reality. You come into the funeral home office in the morning, and the names and families of people who died in the night are written on the whiteboard. You’re assigned to work with at-need families based on a color-coded schedule, and at the end of it all (at least in my position) you’re inevitably acting as a salesperson charging thousands of dollars for a service. It’s an industry rooted both in money but also in humanity. It sounds cynical, but in truth, that job gave me a very peaceful if perhaps slightly nihilistic view about death. It happens to everyone, it’s not glamorous or biased, and in the end we all wind up in the same spot- dead.

[@dicksonfranssen]

Before my dad died we "shopped" for his funeral. Thankfully we met a very nice man who agreed that money and love are not the same thing. My dad was cremated, we rented the $8,000 casket, then slid out the pine box and in the oven it went. My dad made furniture, he would have haunted us forever had we tossed a nice piece of furniture into a giant oven. It's not "just a job", you're doing people a service. The funeral home also kept up with my mom for a year making sure her bills were paid and checking in on her mental health. Thank you sir.

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

Slenderman is the most ridiculous urban legend I’ve heard of. What the hell were the suspects thinking when they attempted to kill their friend? Even if he was real, doing his bidding would be nowhere near worth life on the inside.

[@ChampagneKanyon]

I’m pretty sure They were all under the age of 13 when the crime was committed

[@RockinGirlx93]

The blonde girl was diagnosed with schizophrenia

[@mercedesdrake9113]

they were 12, they believed he was real and had later been diagnosed with mental disorders

[@tobiwalker7145]

Not only were they children, one of them most probably has mental health issues.

[@RebekahJae]

I don’t believe they actually think he’s real. They wanted to kill that girl and Slenderman was an excuse.

[@noturbiz2827]

The Slender man one was Not easily " influenced" kids, they were cold heartless psychopaths.

[@threeputtpar6927]

Wow, as a WI resident I knew our state was messed up but not this messed up. I think one of the Slenderman girls was released recently and the other one's request was denied.

[@jordanbarr850]

Just Melvin, Just Evil was incredibly disturbing and infuriating to watch.

[@sisteray3539]

This would be my no.1. The graphic detail it goes into made my stomach turn. it doesnt make these lists very often though

[@jordanbarr850]

@ Yeah idk how it flew under watchmojo’s radar because it is that bad

[@armchairbookingwrestling]

I came here to say the same thing. Not taking away the disturbing nature of the ones on this list, but Just Melvin, Just Evil is on a different level

[@whocanitbenow13]

I like watching documentaries, so this video is right up my alley.

[@KevinThomas-sj8ky]

Why? Because it's about horror movies? What a dumb post

[@williepearl278]

@@KevinThomas-sj8ky It’s not about horror movies, it’s about real people and real events.

[@KevinThomas-sj8ky]

@@williepearl278 welcome to sarcasm

[@lazlobean]

The aunt Diane documentary traumatized me. It shows the first people who got to the scene of the crash filmed it and showed her dead body rolling out of the van onto the ground. There was no need to show that.

[@MotherofDragons937]

Yes, that was hard to watch. Especially knowing the children were dead and the fear they must’ve been in before the crash. I’ve been in an almost deadly car crash and that movie brings back that trauma.

[@caliboyizhere]

Yup same here. I think they left it in because the filmmakers knew it was her fault and she was drunk, so they prob had little respect for her. The family was in SUCH denial.

[@21MustSee]

Cults, internet folklore, and psychological manipulation can lead to devastating consequences.

[@DelphoxGaming712]

AI slop channel detected

[@beccawiley6684]

Dear Zachary is the most heartbreaking, unforgettable documentary I've ever seen, and I watch a LOT of documentaries.

[@elsakristina2689]

IMO one of the absolute most disturbing documentaries would have to be "Cult K*ller: The Rick Rodriguez Story". In a few days it'll be 20 years since that happened.

[@Zaddy-Lu]

My ex & I were watching Jesus camp, and at one point, I looked over, and she was sobbing! I asked what was wrong, and she went on a very passionate rant about the brainwashing & harm of that place. She then looked at me & asked how I seemed unaffected, I told her, "That was an average Sunday for me."

[@luisumana1238]

Jesus Camp is still to this day one of the most infuriating films I've ever seen. My family and I do not support these types of behaviors, and they hurt their causes far more than they help!

[@alienkreeper]

that documentary made me so glad I left Christianity though.

[@annawilliams2336]

But you're perfectly ok with woke camp that literally thousands have died because of the indoctrination.

[@annawilliams2336]

But you're ok with woke camp, where thousands have perished because of the indoctrination.

[@thestraydog]

It made my stomach turn. The whole documentary is just twisted and wrong, convincing children that eternal punishment and torture is what they deserve if they don't live a certain way and believe a certain thing... vile.

[@luisumana1238]

@thestraydog Exactly. It's like, they're just kids. They need guidance, not manipulation!

[@heatherreams2852]

Tickled was actually SO fascinating. Aside from the obviously awkward parts, the overall story was told incredibly well.

[@cdes1776]

I watched it with my ex. We both thought it was super-creepy.

[@blugreen123]

The creepiest documentary I've ever seen is Cropsey. I had nightmares afterwards. 😬

[@sarahalbers5555]

"Foxcatcher" is truly chilling.

[@Rocknrolla25133]

I watched Take Care of Maya the other day… a devastating movie. Being a parent is so challenging.

[@jaymi718]

Dear Zachary ripped my heart right out. I legit can never watch it again.

[@Polterguy]

Cropsey and Leaving Neverland were the ones that creeped me out!

[@vorpal22]

Sleep paralysis is one of my absolute favorite things. When I wake up and I know that I'm in a state of sleep paralysis, I get so giddy that I can barely contain myself. The first time was of course terrifying until I knew what it was, but now I've had it around 16 times and I love it. It's always accompanied with false awakenings and lucid dreams. I am thinking of trying hypnosis to induce it much more often.

[@thenixx996]

There is also the documentary about Josef Fritzel. That's a hard watch too.

[@CandiceVidito32]

Conversations with a Killer: The John Wayne Gacy Tapes was definitely creepy & disturbing

[@AndyHouse-v1m]

Look how hard you try. So desperate to get likes. Sad

[@CandiceVidito32]

@@AndyHouse-v1m Still crying pup?

[@jimbo9208]

@@AndyHouse-v1m you just jealous that no one liked your comment

[@Reaperguy67]

@@AndyHouse-v1m you are sad because you bully people and send threats to people

[@Reaperguy67]

@@jimbo9208 all he does is like his own comment

[@ryn8613]

"Abducted in plain Sight" is one of the top reasons i refuse let my kids go to sleepovers until a certain age. If a parent will allow a grown man to do that to their child, in plain view, theres nothing they wouldnt allow to someone else's child

[@PrisonMikesloveChild]

The Nightmare got my attention because that’s exactly what I’ve gone through.

[@ma53jg]

Dear Zachary..., Abducted in Plain Sight, Jesus Camp and others on this list I have watched are haunting, unforgettable films.

[@leahbergey9474]

Dear Zachary was such unique, intimate, and well-made documentary. It will forever be one of my favourite documentaries. It also was a unique look into how people are connected through their love of a person. My heart goes out to all of those who suffered and those who are lost.

[@WatchMojo]

It’s such a unique, emotional journey, and it really shows how love and tragedy can intertwine in unexpected ways.

[@flazada]

Nicholas Barclay was killed by his family and they covered it up. Change my mind

[@dicksonfranssen]

I grew up in the Catholic school system so nothing religious shocks me anymore. Thankfully our priests told us Noah's Ark was not real and the Bible was just a guide to a better (?) life, not a step by step manual. From the Inquisition to witch hunts some of us still don't get it. Animals! *Treadwell was an idiot* how the park rangers allowed this is beyond me. I eat meat, not being self-righteousness here but *Blackfish, The Cove and Pedigree Dogs Exposed* should be on this list.

[@jjbeerj]

I never cry...and "Dear Zachary" had me bawling.

[@megangerhart3540]

I forgot what it's called but it was about a girl who had a painful disease and ended up in the hospital and CPS got involved thinking the mom had Munchausen but she didn't

[@ericahales5385]

Take Care of Maya

[@Darkcloud2218]

Is this a re-release. Feel like I've seen this one before. Maybe a comp with a few new picks?

[@mercedesdrake9113]

the pbs Oklohoma City bombing doc is also good, it also delves into ruby ridge and waco a bit.

[@CanyouseewhatIs33]

You missed loads. What about don’t f*ck with cats or the one with the prisoner experiment

[@MisatoBestWoman]

Dear Zachary, a documentary everyone should watch once. It’s heartbreaking but it deserves to be seen. Capturing the Freedman’s absolutely disturbing Netflix’s Jimmy Saville A British Horror Story left me absolutely disgusted Netflix’s Abducted in Plain Sight, as the credits rolled I was left absolutely stunned 2006 Delivery is from evil I completely forgot about that documentary, the ending equally disgusted me.

[@czechchicklet6890]

You're recommending "Dear Zachary"? Everyone else is warning people NOT to watch it. It left them not only in tears but traumatized for a very long time. I love documentaries, but I'm taking the advice of the overwhelming number of people who say to stay away from it. I did see one other person who recommended viewing the documentary, but it sounds like for me, I'd be left haunted for too long. I guess there are a few people who can handle viewing something like that. I'm just not one of them. Since I've never watched it and never will, I can't really say that I don't understand how anyone could advise it as "must see tv." Cheers! Hope you are having a Happy New Year!

[@estebansteverincon7117]

4:33 When you can make a German man cry, you know it's REALLY bad.

[@cmaden78]

Lol my best friend's dad is from Germany. This is very true. Wonderful man. Good dad. You do NOT want to piss him off.

[@mhm92267]

One guy says that everybody is scared of clowns. That wasn't the case when I was a kid. Everybody loved clowns! Clowns were synonymous with laughter and ridiculous slapstick! I think the movie "IT" ruined the profession. 😢

[@jaceyrogers5244]

Washing the kids with the water of god….from a Nestle bottle

[@keshiathompson9296]

Dear Zachary and Abducted in plain sight took me days to watch 😢

[@tobiwalker7145]

"Tickled" is a great watch.

[@whitneyanders5945]

The Killing of America is a good doco. Also watched one on the treatment of autistic children in the 80s. That was extremely disturbing and shows we have come a long way in treating these poor kids.

[@angelh6345]

For me night stalker and the murtaugh were the creepiest And the one about little Gabriel gave me chills

[@StanleyEyegore]

77 Minutes. About the McDonald’s massacre in SoCal

[@grioulaloula8594]

7:16. After the Jamestown mass murder, the money that the People’s Temple had was sent to their good friends in the Soviet Union.

[@xeroø_glitch-x]

Top 10 *live action characters choices that aren't as simple as they seemed*

[@geegee3318]

The Girl in the Picture was shocking

[@TheWifeRottenRomance]

As far as creepy, Bridgend. That one was a complete WTF to me. And more along the lines of what y’all seem to consider creepy, The Woman Who Wasn’t There.

[@brianarbenz1329]

"There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane" wins the award for the title that most clearly says 'This Can't End Well."

[@tylergoodman3560]

Who even approved these? 🎉

[@KevinThomas-sj8ky]

Your mom

[@whitleysdollhouse877]

I've seen Documentaries on movies, tv like HBO, Cinamax and Showtime

[@FrankFrankenson]

KZbin has chapters now, they're easy to use. I suggest you start.

[@EmmaThw]

the fact that the zodiac killer was never caught becomes a lot less mysterious when you realize the police were just convinced he was a black man despite every survivor describing him as a white man. The man wasn't a genius or an especially scary killer, the police was just racist.

[@coreycasciano3255]

I watched a documentary on KZbin but don’t remember the name, something like Child killers or something along those lines, extremely disturbing, if anyone knows which I’m talking about please let me know

[@bryanduncan6954]

I feel “Only God Knows Where I Am” should be on this list. Maybe not “creepy” but very hard to watch.

[@mimi2the4]

The slenderman parents are horrible people

[@lakeshoreshepherds741]

The parents of the girl who stabbed the other girl? Or slender man parents?

[@czechchicklet6890]

​@lakeshoreshepherds741 The parents of the perpetrators, not the victim, obviously.

[@raybearoz]

Dear Zachary is a MUST watch... It's an absolute emotional ride as you experience this along with the people recording this....

[@czechchicklet6890]

Wow! A MUST watch!!?? Everyone else warns people NOT to watch because it's terribly haunting. Didn't it upset you at all??

[@disneyvideocollector]

From 18:02 to 18:15 I recognized that area as being Liberty New York in Sullivan county where I've been to and once lived. The Wendy's is now vacant and has been for years and the Taco Bell on the other side of the Days inn is torn down.

[@shelbyhowe9988]

Your kids would be able to tell the difference between make-believe and real if you sat down and talked to them

[@NKRevolution]

How is Crumb not here

[@cdes1776]

Fascinating doc... and cringe. Him and his wife were made for each other.

[@NKRevolution]

@ it is very uncomfortable to watch for sure

[@Dj.D25]

I am kind of surprised that ChickenHawk wasn't on the list since it's about NAMBLA and showing the reasons why grown men in that group are attracted to little boys.

[@savagegardenrox]

Growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area and my family having a small amount of land up near Redwood Canyon in Mendocino County, the Peoples Temple (no possessive) was always a topic mentioned from time to time, even though I was born in the 90s. My mother knew people who were casual attendees of the San Francisco church location, and she even had friends who lost family members in the massacre. I have family members buried in the same cemetery where the memorial marker is.

[@Gor85]

I choose all. I could name some,but I choose all. This is not for Christmas Eve(Christmas tomorrow). Or any other day. Awful,disgusting. I'm glad girl abducted at number 1 survived

[@opheliaspuppyloverchannel9683]

I just watched the bridge….. sad

[@mikememine1423]

Thanks! The way the makers followed the one character on and off until the end is devastating

[@angelh6345]

"Tell them you love me":me is a doozy

[@rebeccahoneybone1447]

Beware the slender man creeped me out

[@Joe-bo-cow-bo]

wish there was timestamps

[@alexhaladay4345]

I think that slenderman is a good example of the growth of a religion in away but in fast play. How quickly you go from something made up to a cult following, to obsession. The woman says kids can't different between fact and fiction... Which is why Sunday School is a thing. Get the kids while their young and before they can use logic to question what they're being told

[@thestraydog]

Yes!! The problem is that the parents and family members sending those toddlers and young children to Sunday school actually believe all of those preposterous things as well. They themselves have lost the ability to tell fact from fiction as well.

[@dubliners0999]

Grizzly Man was so sad.

[@GCWWliiaDCS]

Dear Zachary absolute destroyed me.

[@vickylovega23]

Number 1 is a lineage needed in jail. Immediately

[@Vampocrat]

I remember watching Big Al's rant on Jesus Camp, and he definitely ripped that camp a new one. I even watched the full documentary myself, and it's so gratifying to know it got shutdown. Is it any wonder I'm an atheist?

[@cmaden78]

I find agnostic is more my spot. But yeah they are nuts

[@yvaincallipso84]

Personally. I still find clowns delightful.

[@ashleecooks1572]

I don’t think it’s “mindless brutality” of nature

[@laurenregnier3710]

Any documentary on animals , Dominion or Earthling , I can't watch . Too much violence . 😢

[@VampyRagDoll]

Like I haven’t got enough things to watch lol.

[@Mistabluntman420]

Beware the Slenderman was one of the worst docs. Not worthy of this list at all

[@dietotaku]

it bothers me the way suicide is framed at 28:29. "you had people who loved you and you hurt us." what a selfish and unempathetic way to speak to someone who was clearly suffering excrutiating pain. if gene was standing before you, completely engulfed in flames which could not be extinguished, and he was begging you to let him throw himself off that bridge - not even burdening another person with ending his life, willing to do it himself - would you still tell him no? would you still whine about how it would hurt the people who love him? is your grief more important than his psychological torment? i will forever appreciate the way bird box presented the issue... you have these invisible entities which appear as each individual's deepest fear or trauma, most horrific inescapable nightmare, so terrifying that they choose death... and then you have the people who can look at them and laugh. who are so accustomed to such horrors of the mind that they can idly sketch each unspeakable eldritch horror and are completely unfazed. and you would tell someone like that to continue living in those circumstances, because letting them go to be at peace would "hurt" you?

[@ladyraven30]

Whether you see it that way or not, anger is a very common emotion on the people that loved them, and are left behind to grieve them. They have every right to feel the way they feel, just like the person that took their own life.