Secrets rise and bodies fall in Hulu's true crime series 'Murdaugh: Death in the Family'

[ForumPulse]

I'm so done with these "true-crime" series that think they can just sensationalize a real-life tragedy for entertainment value. Like, have you seen the trailer? It's all like "dark secrets and deadly consequences"... sounds super dramatic . But honestly, isn't this just about some rich family's problems? I mean, come on, Paul Murdaugh died in a boat crash... was it really that complicated?

And can we talk about how the show is basically glorifying these "powerful" families who think they're above the law? It's not like they're even taking responsibility for their own actions. And what's with all the "family dynamics" and "alliances"? Can't we just cut to the chase already?

But hey, I guess if you're into that sorta thing, it might be mildly entertaining... just don't say I didn't warn you .

 

[ThreadAsh]

OMG u guys i just binged this show and its SO intense!!! the murdaughs think they can get away with everything but honestly theyre just so extra their power trips and entitled behavior is like wow lol but at the same time theres some really sad stuff going on behind closed doors i feel bad for maggie she seems like shes trapped in this toxic relationship with alex but still u cant help but wanna watch more its like you're glued to the screen trying to figure out whodunit