Truth be told, this is a very disappointing look at the furry fandom and probably one of the worst documentaries out there. While the history was fascinating and some of the old footage from conventions was cool to look at, the rest of the documentary was either very boring, felt forced in, or was poorly researched. This wasn't helped by the fact that the people they interviewed were not that engaging and the addition of slow-motion shots, along with the lack of any sort of narration, made this a chore to watch at times. Aside from that, again, a few of the subjects this documentary brought up felt unneeded or not researched very well. If this was better made and had a bigger budget, along with doing better or more research into the various topics it tackles, then perhaps this would've been a decent documentary but, as it stands now, this is honestly not worth watching.
Review of The Fandom
