If Married to Evil (our verdict: 6/10) left you scrolling for something similar, these 8 picks scratch the same itch. Every one has been watched and reviewed by us — no algorithm filler, just what actually comes next.
Married to Evil streams on Max; the picks below are spread across the usual suspects, and each review says where to watch.
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Why it's a match: Hand-picked next binge after Married to Evil.
A documentary about the months of spreadsheets, dry runs, and quiet alibis that preceded a single act of violence. Procedurally fascinating.
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Why it's a match: Hand-picked next binge after Married to Evil.
A six-part documentary that walks the impossible line between cruel teenager and killer. Hard to watch, harder to forget.
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Why it's a match: Same true-crime and murder energy.
One of the original documentaries that started my obsession with true crime. Heart wrenching, psychotic, unthinkable — the only Murdaugh series you need to watch.
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Why it's a match: Same documentary and true-crime energy.
Told entirely through texts, home videos, and police bodycam, this is a case that stays with you long after the screen fades black.
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Why it's a match: Same true-crime and documentary energy.
Six years after Amy Berg re-opened the case, the conclusion finally arrives — and the wait for justice was worth it.
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Why it's a match: Same documentary and true-crime energy.
A pregnancy, a Texas traffic stop, and one of the most disturbing true-crime cases in recent memory.
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Why it's a match: Same documentary and true-crime energy.
Two best friends killed a third for no reason anyone can live with. Heartbreaking, unnecessary, and a grim lesson in what group chats and live-tweeting can do.
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Why it's a match: Same true-crime and documentary energy.
Social Media Murders review (8/10). A different tragedy every episode, told through the posts, DMs and location tags that become the crime scene.
Read the review →Start with A Plan to Kill or Mean Girl Murders. Both sit in the same corner of The Scream as Married to Evil, and we've reviewed every title on this page so you're not going in blind.
We gave it 6/10. Tragic stories of spouses who take advantage of the person they vowed to love — repetitive themes, but worth the watch list.
We list 8 shows like Married to Evil: A Plan to Kill, Mean Girl Murders, Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal, American Murder: The Family Next Door, The Case Against Adnan Syed, Maternal Instinct, Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Neese, Social Media Murders. Every one has a full Stream & Scream review.
Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal is our highest-rated pick here with 8.5/10, streaming on Netflix. 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 picks on this page are spread across Apple TV+, Max, Netflix, Hulu, while Married to Evil itself streams on Max. Each review says where to watch.