In the second, Talese becomes as much of a flawed character as Foos when his journalistic integrity is questioned and reputation is left tainted. It first details Foos and TaleseвЂ™s decades-long relationship, which includes a particularly galling anecdote about TaleseвЂ™s first visit to the motelвЂ™s secret level and his tie falling through the vent Foos would watch his guests from. The documentary itself very much comes in two halves. But when these two duelling personalities (and their egos) start to unravel, so does the story Talese is trying to tell. A book deal and an excerpt in the New Yorker suggest he might be right. When celebrated journalist Gay Talese stumbles upon the story of Gerald Foos вЂ“ a former motel owner who built a second floor above the motelвЂ™s rooms to spy and peep on his guests вЂ“ he thinks he has the story and character of a lifetime.

NetflixвЂ™s Voyeur reels you in with the promise of a scandalous story of a peeping motel owner вЂ“ but itвЂ™s so much more. Their voices become centre stage as they say the trail of monsters goes far beyond Epstein, and that justice has yet to be done. Again and again, they tell their stories, describing how they were lured to his house in Palm Beach, or to his private island, and abused. Instead, it focuses on the women who accused him of abusing them and trafficking them to other powerful men.

This documentary may make you angry, but comes no closer to unravelling the mystery around his life and death than other reports. Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew are also thrown back into the spotlight as people that eye-witnesses had spotted close to Epstein (again, they deny this). The documentary paints Ghislaine Maxwell as a direct conspirator and co-abuser (which she denies).

Even after a 2018 investigation sparked renewed interest from prosecutors and led to him being put in custody, his apparent suicide in prison when he was denied bail left victims and the public with more questions than answers. For most of his life, Epstein seemed untouchable. Epstein is perhaps best known for being accused of raping hundreds of underage girls over the course of decades with impunity. This Netflix documentary is the first in a wave of works focused on the heinous life of mega-rich and powerful business magnate Jeffery Epstein. It shows that the man under the cape was just the same as the man on screen: wonderful, weird and the real deal. This loving tribute to Mercado is rather too indulgent at times, but does something unique. But in front of his fans, who he truly loves, he grows larger than life. He doesn't want to talk about death ('how depressing') or ageing ('I'm just like Dorian Gray'). When the 80-year old, once described as 'bigger than Jesus Christ' appears on camera for this documentary, he sparkles, but seems smaller and vulnerable. Like Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard, he ended up isolated in his mansion, surrounded by paraphernalia of his glory years (including dozens of capes and bizarre paintings of his own face) and guarded by a protective assistant called Willie. The androgynous Puerto Rican astrologer, whose personal life was a complete mystery, used the force of his self-conviction to climb his way into millions of people's living rooms. Every day he would appear, flamboyantly swirling his bejewelled capes and sporting impossibly feathery hair, to read people's horoscopes on TV. Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter MercadoДuring the 80s and 90s, Walter Mercado was a fixture of Latin American life. It's an expertly executed, at times horrifying account of deceit, betrayal and domestic violence. Thanks to social media, you get to know her and daughters Celeste and Bella, you watch their birthdays, their holidays, their smiles and laughter, painting them as the perfect American family. This isn't just the story of her murder, it's the story of her life. This shocking true-crime documentary, authorised by the family of Shanann Watts, is unusual in that is it made up almost entirely of archival footage shot by her family, the police, the media covering the story of her murder and Shanann herself. Soon, it transpired that ShanannвЂ™s two young daughters were also gone from the home she shared with her husband Chris.

The next day, Shanann, who was pregnant with her third child at the time, was reported missing. At around 2AM on August 13, 2018, 38-year-old Shanann Watts arrived back at her home in Colorado after a brief business trip.

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