Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills
1996, Documentary, 2h 30m
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Three teenagers are accused of this horrific crime of killing three children, supposedly as a result of involvement in Satanism. As in their previous documentary, things turn out to be more complex than initial appearances and this film presents the real-life courtroom drama to the viewer, as it unfolds.
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Apr 23, 2016This movie did a good job of making me sympathize with the 3 suspects. I felt little remorse for the families because they were not shined in the best light. I look forward to the next film.Erin C Super Reviewer
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May 15, 2015Subtly terrifying - even more so because it actually happened.
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Jun 26, 2012A hard-hitting documentary that exposes the horrendous flaws of a justice system that can convict someone without any strong evidence based only on assumptions made by a jury of peers who have no instruction and are incapable of judging the case in an objective way.Carlos M Super Reviewer
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Mar 16, 2012Remarkable FILM. I'd have been at my wit's end had I had one. Murders can be a beneficial product, and can earn many a few name, fame and whatnot intentionally or otherwise. Learn to earn. And it deserves applaud for not brooding on the victims' footage (specifically dead) alone time and again..... even if that's done to spare the audience the horror of the crime. Its runtime seemed bothersome initially, but they've done a marvelous job in its execution.
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