10 Striking Documentaries and Crazy TV Series You Must Watch

Prepare to be enthralled by the world of "Tiger King," where eccentric zoo owner Joe Exotic navigates the chaotic and often dangerous world of big cat breeding. Released on March 20, 2020, this bizarre, true murder-for-hire story spirals out of control, involving a cast of unconventional characters and leading to a gripping underworld saga. Watch here.

Released on September 4, 2020, "My Octopus Teacher" is a touching exploration of the bond between filmmaker Craig Foster and a captivating young octopus. Set in the freezing waters off Africa, the documentary artfully showcases the intelligence and curiosity of this marine creature, leading to a profound relationship between human and wild animal. Rated 4.1, this film is a must-watch for nature lovers. Watch here.

Delve into a controversial chapter of American history with "Wild Wild Country." This documentary, released on March 16, 2018, follows the creation of a utopian city in the Oregon desert by a charismatic cult leader and the resulting conflict with local townsfolk—a narrative that transformed into a national scandal. Rated 4.0, it sheds light on a provocative cultural clash. Watch here.

Explore the inside story behind the disastrous Fyre Festival with the documentary "Fyre," released on January 18, 2019. With a rating of 3.8, this documentary reveals how promises of luxury and glamour devolved into chaos with makeshift tents and basic meals, tarnishing the dreams of festival-goers. Experience the unfolding of a staggering organizational collapse. Watch here.

"The Act of Killing" offers an unsettling yet revealing look into atrocities committed in Indonesia. Released on November 1, 2012, the documentary has an average rating of 4.2 and attempts to make sense of mass executions that celebrate the perpetrators rather than condemn them, posing challenging questions about justice and historical narratives. Watch here.

The uncanny story of triplet brothers separated at birth, "Three Identical Strangers" was released on June 29, 2018. This 3.7 rated documentary sheds light on their extraordinary reunion in 1980, unraveling disturbing secrets, and broadening our understanding of identity and human nature. A tale of joy turned haunting, its impact resonates deeply. Watch here.

Enter the eccentric world of flat Earth believers with "Behind the Curve," released on April 30, 2018. With an average rating of 3.5, this documentary explores the dynamics of a growing community of theorists, sparking debates about science, belief, and the modern world. Embark on this strange but fascinating journey into a worldview that defies convention. Watch here.

Technology's impact on humanity is put under the microscope in "The Social Dilemma." Released on January 26, 2020, this documentary-drama hybrid, with an average rating of 3.9, provides insights from tech insiders into the alarming consequences of social networking on modern society. Understand the shocking realities of digital addiction and surveillance. Watch here.

A riveting tale of internet-based sleuthing, "Don't F**k with Cats" was released on December 18, 2019. This documentary, rated a solid 4.0, follows a group of online justice seekers who track down the man responsible for animal cruelty, culminating in an intense international manhunt. It emphasizes the reach and power of online communities. Watch here.

"American Murder: The Family Next Door" is a poignant true-crime documentary utilizing raw footage to unravel the mysterious disappearance and subsequent tragedy of Shanann Watts and her children. Released on September 30, 2020, with a rating of 3.4, it offers an intimate perspective on the unfolding of tragic events. Watch here.