Season 1 – Jared from Subway: Catching a Monster

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TJ R @Trudd27 Feb 7 I am patient. Very much so, but this documentary was torturous, yet I felt I had to finish it, and at least give the victims that much to fully understand what he did and not just go off word-of-mouth from what I’ve heard but oh my God is Richel the most self-centered corny, limelight taking person I’ve ever met in a documentary like she took and acted like she was more of a victim than the actual victims of Jared, there was nothing about the victims of Jared just about how disgusted she was. It was all about her and not about any of the victims there was nowhere in any of the episodes where any of the victims really even got to state their sorrows or even their stories just hers and she wasn’t even a victim. She just pretended like she was a victim because she had to hear about the things that he did and acted as if her family was in such jeopardy, even though he had no idea she was even investigating him. It was disgusting to me. She acted more a victim than the victims. Disgusting See more David H @wolfstar 02/04/2025 What a load of cheesy, low production value trash. Not saying the guy isn’t guilty, but the sanctimonious blathering from the lady who entrapped him is somehow irritating and boring simultaneously. See more David K @RT71077849 07/04/2024 Humm, the hold thing could have been done in one hour. The elongation only ruined the story. The director clearly had an obligation to make this a series with no idea how to make it interesting. See more Michael K @RT79057283 06/19/2024 I came here to Rotten Tomatoes about halfway through this "documentary" specifically to see if others had the same feelings I was having about it. Sure enough, plenty of others felt the same. The "journalist"/radio host just goes on and on about how disgusted she was by the conversations she had with Jared. Being way too over dramatic, fake crying, claiming to have literally thrown up after speaking to him. Just generally being very phoney. There were times I felt she actually enjoyed hearing the things he was telling her. I just got a very creepy vibe from her. Also, as others have stated, it dragged on for way too long. Should have been about half the length in total with less self absorbed dramatization by the "journalist". See more P R @RT83440336 04/07/2024 Repetition, repetition, repetition...could have been 1 episode WITHOUT the blond radio host. See more David M @David0292 03/27/2024 Probably the worst documentary.I ever suffered through. See more Read all reviews

Jared from Subway: Catching a Monster — Season 1

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