Murder 360 on Paramount+ promises “ten gripping murder cases from every angle,” but delivers uneven episodes, sloppy production, and shallow storytelling. Some hours hint at depth, others circle endlessly without insight.

From viral chaos to devastating tragedy, Netflix’s Trainwreck series dives into the stories that spiraled out of control. I watched all eight episodes and ranked them from worst to best, unpacking what worked, what didn’t, and which ones still haunt me. Here’s how the collapse played out.

Peacock| 1 Episode | 2025 Rating: 1 out of 5 A documentary dressed for court but built for clicks. All performance, no prosecution....

What Jennifer Did has a chilling case at its core—but the documentary treats it like a checklist. No emotional depth, no real character work, and an ending so rushed it feels like the filmmakers Googled the outcome and called it a day.

Think you're about to watch a gripping true crime doc? Think again. If it’s all fog, slow-mo coffee, and a soundtrack doing the heavy lifting—you’re in danger. Here are 9 red flags that scream: this documentary is about to waste your time.