Triangle of Terror [HD]

Too sensationalized, not enough straight info
I only ordered the first episode because I have a personal interest in that case which desperately needs media exposure. But I've seen others on the network. Grateful for the exposure, but it was so sensationalized and with only 22 minutes or so, there was hardly any room for exposition about the many layers of complexity, miscarriage of justice, and outright corruption in this case. It is made as though the audience would not have the attention for all that. But that's an unfortunate assumption; we do, and we want it. I wish they'd slow down, stop with the sensationalizing -- the story is sensational enough -- and treat us like adults who have true interest in the nuances of these cases. Give each case an hour; allow people to speak for more than 20 seconds at a time; trust the audience to be interested in simple straightforward storytelling without the repeated reenactments and sensationalized narration that barely touches on most of the most troubling aspect of the cases.

Redrum
The story was just as good as other enactments I have seen on various TV shows. All the actors
were good starting with the first actor, the police man who comes out right at the beginning speaking about
the crime scene, he was really good and believable and could tell very experienced in acting. The show took
off from there, he got my attention. The victim was also an excellent how she portrayed an addicted person.

Reality Show
If you are into reality TV you'll like this show. There seems to be so many of these crime case reality shows now. This one is OK but doesn't measure up to others. We considered it for a weekly purchase but decided against it.

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