User Reviews

Marriage, M-rder, Money, Mistress

I've binged this show for years on and off.

August 27 2023

What is this show about?: It's a crime documentary about people who couldn't pick the right spouse or/and knew nothing about marriage beforehand and end up k-lled, or they kill.

The Story and the Production Overview: An interesting and different take on crime documentaries. The host acts like a W-word. I don't find her attractive at all. She tries too hard.

They overexaggerate on male or female mistresses, describing them as these overly handsome or beautiful people. When you see their photo, many look of them do not live up to the hype.

Overall, it's a show where they get to the point. Short and simp docs.

Highlight: The mystery and editing

Villain: People getting into marriage blind. People being over obsessed with a person. I don't get it.

Genre: Crime, Doc, Mystery

Duration: 15-20 min per segment.

What can be learned?: Be careful of that Life Insurance.

Verdict: Til debt do them part.

Watched since it aired. I need more. Not like any other true crime show. Love the sexy music with the temptress/tempter gliding thru the scene. Gotta love Susan narrating, gives me giggles. My top 5 true crime show to watch.

Why don't they use actors who at least resemble the real p a little bit. At the end the real subjects look nothing like the actors. The women should be wearing leashes and the men look like they should have drool coming out of their mouth. Guess it's really tr love is blind. It has to be.

The acting is abysmal. It's like watching a ridiculously amateur soap opera. Everything is overacted and exaggerated to the point of being absurd. Worst true crime show on television.

I agree with the previous comment that it feels like a soap opera. This is supposed to be a docuseries, but with Lucci's narration and cheesy lines and all of the over-the-top acting, it feels more like a bad daytime TV show.

'Well that's one way for a teacher to get his hands on a student body'. Seriously? Whoever thought of adding lines like that to a true crime series needs to steer clear of the genre.

I don't normally dislike any true crime shows enough to stop watching, but I barely got through this. If it wasn't for the interviews with the investigators and families and friends of the victims, I probably would have bailed.