Ah, my mistake. Thanks for correcting me.
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I wish I could see that. Hopefully they'll get around to showing it on the Canadian version of the History Channel.Originally posted by sdreid View PostHistory Channel's first showing of Manson is Monday evening at 9-8c. IMDb lists the players but doesn't give much other information about the production.
Speaking of Manson, did anyone see the remake of Helter Skelter? I know it got almost universally crappy reviews, but I thought it was pretty good.Last edited by Magpie; 09-06-2009, 12:08 PM.“Sans arme, sans violence et sans haine”
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Perhaps for purposes of clarity, I should lay out what I think are the tiers of "true crime related" films. In a subsequent post, I'll list them, least to most, by Category-Description Film Example (Case)This my opinion and to the best of my knowledge, that is, if I'm not joking.
Stan Reid
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True Crime Related Film Levels:
1-Fictional connection-Film with a made up tie to an actual case Time After Time (Jack the Ripper)
2-Inspired by-A movie where the idea came from a real crime but with few actualities maintained Psycho (Ed Gein)
3-Based on-The faithful recreation of a case but with names and/or locations changed Naked Massacre (Richard Speck)
4-Docudrama-Generally true rendition of the crimes portrayed by actors Helter Skelter (Charles Manson)
5-Docudramentary-A documentary with dramatized reenactments interspersed The Other Side of Bonnie and Clyde (Parker/Barrow Gang)
6-Documentary-Pure primer on the case Villisca: Living with a Mystery (Villisca axe murders)This my opinion and to the best of my knowledge, that is, if I'm not joking.
Stan Reid
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Good news/bad news on the Manson show. History Television is showing it in Canada tomorrow night, but unfortunately I'm working.
Luckily my wife is going to record it for me so I can watch it when I get home
“Sans arme, sans violence et sans haine”
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Mediocre
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