A documentary is only as good as its subject and its access. This one has good access to an incredible subject.

I watched this with my mom and I kept having to tell her "I would never do that to you I would never hurt you in a million years I LOVE YOU"

Christian dating sites ain't what they used to be!

Is there a way for me to fast forward in time to see the inevitable follow up doc to this..?

the fact that that kid had been arrested for watching porn in a mcdonald’s for NINE HOURS should’ve been the first red flag like...how were y’all shocked that he killed someone!

So how long now until we get the movie adaptation starring Melissa McCarthy as DeeDee?

I love horror movies, especially ones with really fucked up characters. Then I watch a "true crime" documentary like this and I just want to watch cartoons for the rest of the day to ward off depression.

the most disturbing thing was the buzzfeed contributor with the cat-eye glasses who discussed this girl's pain with a perverse glee. is the true crime trend over yet?

I've been post-poning this review all week because I'm having a hard time centralizing my thoughts on such an insane set of crimes. I'm still struggling to find my points so instead I'll comment on the most memorable parts.

*Gypsy's pink chipped finger nails, painted special for the murder.

*Dee Dee's parents flushed her ashes down the toilet.

*The footage where Gypsy is at Disney World eating "royal mashed potatoes", and how transparently phony her excitement was for the potatoes.

*Disney character BDSM pics.

*The psychological relief and sexual gratification after the murder/at the crime scene/at the hotel/at his parents house. Like nothing happened. No remorse.

Despite her abuse I get a strong sense that she has never known anything other than being a victim. Both in reality and for show. This will likely be the case for the rest of her life. I feel for her but she's fragile and dangerous.

FREE GYPSY ROSE BLANCHARD

a fucked up story but not an entirely deep documentary, like i would be asking serious questions about the doctors and this kid's father like WHAT WERE THEY DOING??? but the film seems too entrenched in telling u the horror to actually ask the questions.

This is seriously one of my favourite cases of all time. It’s so complex and twisted and this HBO documentary does a pretty good job at explaining the main points in decent detail. That said, I would recommend watching other documentaries or videos on the case for a closer look. The access the filmmakers had for this is spellbinding. Hearing Gypsy talk about this herself is just heartstopping stuff and really grounds the whole documentary into reality. Totally fascinating.

Gypsy deserved better.

We’ve all seen her, we all know she’s a classic.

Erin Lee Carr yet again does a fantastic job in the directors chair. All of the interviews, clips and other reference videos are so carefully selected and pieces together wonderfully.
I remember hearing about this story when it first happened and it blew my mind. Seeing Gypsy talk about everything was really sad.

6/21- what a crazy tale, lots of twists and turns and a couple big cringe moments, kept me watching and on the edge of my seat the whole time over the wildness of this movie

Es para flipar lo malita que llega a estar la gente

“I wanna get freaky on camera” or whatever the song say

What the fuck is up with you people?

mothers like this... 😍😍

don’t judge me based on the last films i’ve watched because i’m going through a phase

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!

this case is so weird. why did i rewatch this

nao sei dar nota pra documentario

so pensando aqui adriana esteves daria uma otima dee dee