***Trigger Warning: Descriptions of sexual abuse*** Richard Strauss was a physician for the Ohio State University athletic department and the student health center. From 1978 to 1998, he sexually abused hundreds of male students. The survivors of his abuse discuss the effects it had, and is still having, on their lives in the HBO documentary “Surviving Ohio State.”

Maude and I both were disc jockeys on country radio during The Judds heydays as hit machines of the 1980’s. No one knew of the turmoil going on behind the scenes between mother Naomi and daughter Wynonna, nor the pain and abandonment of the forgotten Judd, sister Ashley. All is revealed in the documentary series “The Judd Family: Truth Be Told.” ***Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of sexual abuse of children.***

Five lives were lost due to the recklessness of one man. His hubris is documented and ultimately dissected in the documentary “Implosion: The Titanic Sub Disaster.”

Actress Mariska Hargitay works through a complicated relationship with her mother, the late actress Jayne Mansfield, in front of the camera in the new documentary “My Mom Jayne.”

Even in a house of God, evil lurks in the dark and cold halls of a 14th century Benedictine abbey in the 1986 murder mystery film “The Name of the Rose,” starring Sean Connery, F. Murray Abraham and Christian Slater.

A 1978 quadruple homicide of fast food workers in Speedway, Indiana is the subject of an interesting and unique documentary available to stream on Hulu, “The Speedway Murders.”

Wes Anderson’s second feature film starred Jason Schwartzman in his film debut, as a student at a prestigious private boys school, and Bill Murray as the rival for the affection of a teacher, played by Olivia Williams, in the 1998 movie “Rushmore.”

A massage therapist and an archivist of classic television shows meet at a party and begin dating but a separate friendship threatens to poison a budding relationship in the 2013 film “Enough Said.”