tmdarby

Great acting, great voice over, great experts. This was really well done from top to bottom.

It isn't as historically accurate as people are saying though. I found that a little surprising. Maybe just minor things.

Ike Clanton certainly wasn't the "leader" of the cowboys. He wasn't even a member, more of an associate.

We don't know what happened between Doc and Wyatt all Wyatt ever said is that he owed Doc his life. That was all he ever said. We don't know where, when, or what happened.

These are probably minor in a lot of minds, but it does make a difference, and that was just the first episode. But that's why it's a docu-drama not a documentary. If you want the rest. The American Experience PBS episode is very good.

I know this is an odd thing to get hung up on, but the title is misleading and what they keep calling it is misleading. This isn't a "haunt" or a haunted house, at all. It's a torture house, or a torture session. It has absolutely nothing to do with haunting or traditional Halloween things. I don't see how this is an "extreme haunted house" anything. I'm a vet and they didn't call boot camp an extreme haunt. Just odd terminology.

It's an interesting and kind of messed up documentary. It sad to see the effects of it on the people that have actually done it. The psychological effects are rough. It is good to hear about this from people that actually are involved or have been through it. I think they are nuts but to each their own. I hope the people that it showed at the end that still seek this stuff out get some professional help rather than more torture.