If You Loved The Crash, Watch These 5 True Crime Shows

If The Crash left you looking for another unsettling true-crime watch, these five picks explore devastating betrayals, disturbing crimes and the lives left in their wake.
See the list →The Stream is where we spill the tea on the latest TV shows, binge-worthy hits, guilty pleasures and the ones that have you saying, "just one more episode."
The Scream is where things get darker. Expect true-crime documentaries, twisted tales, real-life nightmares and the kind of stories that make you check the locks before bed.
Press play. Stay curious. Maybe don't watch alone.

If The Crash left you looking for another unsettling true-crime watch, these five picks explore devastating betrayals, disturbing crimes and the lives left in their wake.
See the list →Body Cam straps you into real police body-camera footage — raw, intense and completely bingeable.
When your marriage is in the headlines, you have a choice, play the victim, or create your own narrative.
The vibe is 1980’s San Diego, where a stay at home mom in a leotard finds her purpose amongst her complex family life.
Cape Fear brings a familiar revenge story back as a psychological thriller that is both nostalgic and enthralling.
A Swedish drama about a young couple's flirtation with the boundaries of their relationship — and the fallout that follows.
The disappearance of student Libby Squire — a night out that ended in tragedy, told with restraint and anger.
The 2006 death that stunned Washington DC — a murder that has never been solved, no matter how obvious the questions.
One of the original documentaries that started my obsession with true crime. Heart wrenching, psychotic, unthinkable — the only Murdaugh series you need to watch.
The chemist who became addicted to the evidence — and the hundreds of convictions that collapsed as a result.

Finished Welcome to the Family: The Murder of Dan Markel? If you're hunting shows like Dan Markel's story — premeditated murder, family secrets and marriages gone fatally wrong — start here.
See the list →Told entirely through texts, home videos, and police bodycam, this is a case that stays with you long after the screen fades black.