Review of Terror in the Woods

Because.the network knows it has a well-crafted niche that viewers want more of. They just need it/ want it to really break-through to be more of a "viral", "bingeworthy" smash hit for a broader appeal. I get that. They stick to their same recipe though. Witness accounts interspersed with actor portrayals, polished yet darkly atmospheric soundscapes...I honestly can't believe more than half of the eyewitness accounts are from truly honest people. Yet it doesn't seem to matter. Shows like this have the potential to merge a podcast-like forum into the documentary it already claims itself to be. That's where I think it's headed. People want compelling stories. If anyone really WANTS to tell a story; in this day and age, they're more likely to be smart enough to do it in a way that puts them at a monetary advantage. But if all these eyewitnesses are pure, kudos to the producers and directional crew for getting the guests to open up.