Yeah her book is a really interesting read. And the mum didn’t look like her former self did she. Like the light had dimmed. It’s sad. I’m not agreeing with what they do whatsoever but she was brainwashed from birth.
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I actually thought Jael would be the one to leave as she seemed quite conflicted in the first one even though she didn't want to admit it. A lot of questions seemed to make her uncomfortable. However now married with kids she seems really bitter and hateful about everything. That was a really weird pairing with the UK guy.
I know! I agree. Very strange pairing. Megans story of getting our and finding love is actually really lovely.
To mention his latest one - definitely wasn't his best. But maybe that's because I don't get all the hype over that Tiger King stuff anyway. Revisiting can be good but not when he's on the edges of it all like this one. He had his shot but unfortunately didn't get the big story there the first time around.
Hopefully he'll do a series again that's based in the UK.
Hopefully he'll do a series again that's based in the UK.
Ooo, I love his documentaries!
The scientology one was interesting to get a bit of a view of what happens to other documentary creators or critics imo, but as someone else said there wasn't that much flow to it
The documentary on autism was interesting, especially the segments focusing on how a mother was struggling to deal with her son - I can't seem to find the actual title since I don't think it was 'extreme love' but I may be wrong
Haven't really bothered with the Tiger King stuff, I'm honestly not a fan and seeing the Joe being called a 'King' as if he didn't abuse the animals in his care is just a huge no no.
The scientology one was interesting to get a bit of a view of what happens to other documentary creators or critics imo, but as someone else said there wasn't that much flow to it
The documentary on autism was interesting, especially the segments focusing on how a mother was struggling to deal with her son - I can't seem to find the actual title since I don't think it was 'extreme love' but I may be wrong
Haven't really bothered with the Tiger King stuff, I'm honestly not a fan and seeing the Joe being called a 'King' as if he didn't abuse the animals in his care is just a huge no no.
Thank you for this thread because it reminded me that I'd always wanted to watch the one about Max Clifford again, which I found on Daily Motion. It's quite strange watching Max strutting around, all full of his own importance, and knowing how he ended up, collapsing in his prison cell and dying.
I'd also wanted to watch again the one where Louis meets Eugene Terre Blanche, which I found on Documentary Heaven.
Louis' book is quite a good read too.
Would you guys recommend his podcast?
I enjoyed his weird weekends book. Was interesting to read about the backgrounds of all the episodes. Wasn't mad on the other one though, some b its were okay but it was a lot of padding.
I tried the Helena Bontham Carter one but wasn't feeling it so gave up early on. I lost track of them but would depend on who he's talking to for me.
I would. I found most really good. I also listened to ones where I didn't know much about the person and found them good. In particular the Boy George one stood out to me
Love Louis. I feel like I can watch any subject he takes on but my personal faves are The Most Hated Family in America and The Edge of Life from LA Stories.
Forgot about this one, was a great watch (albeit horrifying).
The one about alcoholism was a tough watch too.
I watched the Tiger King catch up last night, it was all a bit blah really. It's strange he didn't remember Joe outright saying he was thinking of hiring a hitman.
I watched the new Joe Exotic one the other night. I thought it was a bit meh to be honest. A bit pointless.
The one I really like was the one where he was with the Ayryan off gridders. (I think - I get them mixed up). Might be the Nazi one.
I just remember them going on about hating gay people but loving "Are You being Served?' and Mr Humphries being their favourite character and Louis getting very close to the mark by insisting him he was gay.
I also like the Scientology one.
The one I really like was the one where he was with the Ayryan off gridders. (I think - I get them mixed up). Might be the Nazi one.
I just remember them going on about hating gay people but loving "Are You being Served?' and Mr Humphries being their favourite character and Louis getting very close to the mark by insisting him he was gay.
I also like the Scientology one.
i actually loved his podcast - like another poster said I ended up really enjoying the ones where I wasn’t too bothered about the person! Standouts for me were Rylan (honestly saw him in a whole new light after his episode) Justin Theroux and Leah Remini. I thought Frankie Boyles episode was
but I don’t blame Louis for that, he did the best he could with the material he was given..There was also that weird one where a load of paedophiles all lived in a village type thing together. They kept getting chucked out for getting drunk and stuff. The guy who ran it had also done some horrible crimes. Very weird setup.