Sentence examples for crime documentaries from inspiring English sources

The channel programs many nights of crime documentaries under headings like "American Justice".

Perfectly timed to coincide with the rise of Making a Murderer-style crime documentaries, The Night Of looks little short of unmissable. 1 September, 9pm, Sky Atlantic.

Buting says the time is right for the tour due to the growing awareness from true crime documentaries and podcasts like Serial.

Hill and his wife divorced in 1989, and in 1990 were expelled from the witness protection programme just as Ray Liotta's portrayal of him in Goodfellas made him a minor celebrity, with appearances on reality TV and in crime documentaries (including Channel 4's The Real Goodfella in 2006).

If popular culture is any indication, true crime documentaries and podcasts aren't disappearing anytime soon.

For your gruesomely voyeuristic pleasure, here are the best true crime documentaries you can stream right now.

Attacking The Devil: Harold Evans And The Last Nazi War Crime Documentary on the editor's exposé of the thalidomide scandal.

Still, they insist, Durst's hidden identities raise new questions that even the best true crime documentary could never solve.

Correction Appended A cheap and easy critical approach to a crime documentary is to look at the opening scene.

Man and woman are both dressed in contemporary 16th-century clothes; to Titian's original audence, this painting was like a real-life crime documentary, or a photograph by Weegee.

The half-brother of the true crime documentary's subject Brendan Dassey has put out a hip-hop track, explaining why he thinks Dassey and Steven Avery – who were both convicted of the murder of Teresa Halbach in 2005 – are innocent.