documentary film

Voyeur is a 2017 Netflix documentary film about Gerald Foos, a Colorado motel owner who claimed to have secretly watched guests for decades and the journalist who believed him.

Stolen Dough is a 2023 documentary feature on Apple TV about Anthony Mongiello's claim that Pizza Hut stole his stuffed-crust pizza patent in a $1 billion legal battle.

Inside Job is an Oscar-winning 2010 documentary film exposing the Wall Street misconduct, regulatory failures, and conflicts of interest that triggered the 2008 global financial meltdown.

Welcome to Leith is a 2015 documentary film about Craig Cobb's real attempt to seize control of Leith, North Dakota. Available on Apple TV and more.

Long Shot is a Netflix documentary about Juan Catalan, a Los Angeles man wrongly arrested for murder in 2003 and exonerated by unaired Curb Your Enthusiasm footage.

The Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker is a Netflix documentary about Caleb 'Kai' McGillvary, the viral internet hero who was convicted of murdering New Jersey attorney Joseph Galfy in 2013.

Bitconned is a Netflix documentary about the Centra Tech cryptocurrency fraud, a 2017–2018 Miami-based ICO scam that stole over $25 million from investors.

HBO Max documentary about the Sandy Hook shooting of 2012 and the landmark defamation lawsuits victims' families won against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.

Netflix released Maternal Instinct on June 12, 2026 — a documentary about Taylor Parker, a Texas woman who fabricated a false identity as a wealthy socialite and convinced those closest to her that she was pregnant.

Netflix is releasing the documentary 'Maternal Instinct' about Taylor Parker, who in October 2020 killed pregnant Reagan Hancock in Texas and attempted to remove her 36-week-old unborn child.

Netflix is launching 'Michael Jackson: The Verdict', a documentary examining the landmark 2005 trial against the pop star — told from inside the courtroom by those who were there.

Netflix is releasing the documentary 'The Crash' about Mackenzie Shirilla, who in July 2022 drove her car into a fixed object at up to 100 mph, killing passengers Dominic Russo and DaVon Flanigan. Now, for the first time, she tells her own story.

Filmmaker Errol Morris proved Randall Dale Adams was innocent of murdering a police officer with his 1988 documentary The Thin Blue Line. Adams was on death row in Texas. The film led to his release after 12 years of imprisonment and changed the true crime world forever.

The podcast series True Crime Society has released an episode on the murder of Austin Kanuch, a Texas father of three who was killed in September 2023. The episode was originally released as exclusive Patreon content in January 2026.

Laura Connelly left a bar in Paisley near Glasgow after an evening with old school friends, but never made it home. Attacked and killed within sight of her doorstep, her case became the focus of a gripping podcast investigation into how a killer struck so close to safety.

Barry Morphew, 49, was indicted in June 2025 and charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife Suzanne, who disappeared on May 10, 2020, during a bike ride in Chaffee County, Colorado. After initial charges were dropped in 2022, prosecutors brought the case back following the discovery of Suzanne's remains in 2023.

Pamela Marie Hupp skød og dræbte Louis Gumpenberger i sit hjem i O'Fallon, Missouri, den 16. august 2016 – en sag der endte med livstid i fængsel.

A Danish podcast series examines the case of Britta Nielsen, a 65-year-old former employee of Denmark's National Board of Social Services who embezzled 117 million Danish kroner over 25 years. Released in February 2021, the podcast explores one of Denmark's most serious economic crimes—a stark contrast to the Nordic nation's reputation as the world's least corrupt country.

Netflix releases the second season of Homicide: New York on March 25, 2026, featuring five hour-long episodes that chronicle some of the city's most challenging murder investigations through the eyes of the detectives and prosecutors who solved them.

Marc Dutroux, a Belgian serial killer and child rapist, abducted, sexually assaulted, and murdered at least four young girls between 1995 and 1996. His crimes—and the authorities' catastrophic failures to stop him—triggered one of Europe's largest post-war protests and permanently scarred Belgian society.