One of the great things about Hulu is that its catalog is so extensive that it includes all kinds of little curiosities, like true crime shows that have previously aired on other TV stations and streamers that you may not have subscribed to or tuned into. And there are three particularly welcome new crime series available to stream from this month.
While all three shows focus on true crime and often tell scary stories, they each have their own focus. Death By Fame looks into the entertainment industry and the people around it, while Murder Under The Friday Night Lights focuses heavily on the deadly rivalries and obsessions of high school football.
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Death By Fame has a simple setup: it focuses on really nasty crimes committed in and around the glamorous entertainment industry, and Season 3 brings a typically healthy variety, including a human torso in a dumpster, a bathtub suffocation, and a pool drowning, among others.
Let’s be honest: the “Fame” part of the title is often a bit of a stretch: where earlier seasons featured some familiar names like Run DMC’s Jam Master Jay, few of the characters in these later episodes are well-known – but that’s true in life, because crimes in and around the music, TV and film industries are often committed by or against people found to be chassari famous.
The focus on the entertainment industry is smart, because it is an industry full of sharks, easy brands, very vulnerable people and all kinds of profits. That doesn’t make it very safe, but it makes for plenty of stories Death By Fame to investigate.
Murder Under the Friday Night Lights Season 4
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The entertainment industry isn’t the only place you’ll find cruel ambitions, dangerous rivalries and brutal violence. Season 4 of Murder under the Friday night lights finds it on the high school football team, where dangerous obsessions can lead to brutal acts.
This fourth season of the well-established crime series would definitely dissuade you from becoming a cheerleader: Many of the episodes here cover cheerleaders turned murderers, cheerleaders gone missing, and cheerleaders found dead. It’s almost a relief when you get an episode where the victim is a sports coach rather than a current or former cheerleader.
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“When you have a gun to your face, your life flashes before your eyes.” IN I survived a crimesurvivors of real-life crimes tell their harrowing stories—not just about the events themselves, but about the long shadows such events can cast over survivors’ lives.
As we have come to expect from the true crime genre, I Survived a Crime mixes present-day interviews with actual footage obtained from CCTV, mobile phones and other sources. But while many programs prefer to tell only one story per episode, this show covers a lot more.
In the first episode alone, there’s a terrifying mob encounter, a crazed gunman, and a business dispute that turned violent; subsequent episodes feature knife-wielding thieves, jewel thieves, terrifying road trips and more. It’s enough to make you want to stay indoors forever.
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