Rachel and Janet dig into The Girlfriend, a glossy true-crime/relationship thriller that asks how well we really know the person we love. We walk through the setup (spoiler-free), how the show balances romance, suspicion, and online sleuthing, and whether its interviews and evidence feel credible. We also talk pacing, soundtrack choices, and visual style—plus what it says about control, trust, and the algorithms that amplify drama. After a clear spoiler wall, we break down the final reveals and whether the last episode sticks the landing.

Rachel and Janet take a careful, respectful look at Monster: The Ed Gein Story—a true-crime retelling of the 1950s Wisconsin case that shaped American horror. We cover what the series focuses on (investigation timeline, rural isolation, and media myth-making), what it avoids, and how responsibly it treats victims and community. We also break down pacing, archival choices, and interview credibility, then talk about why Gein’s crimes echo through films like Psycho, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and Silence of the Lambs—without glorifying the perpetrator. After a clear spoiler wall, we discuss the final episodes’ interpretations and where the storytelling lands.

Rachel and Janet dig into Black Rabbit, a shadowy thriller about secrets that won’t stay buried. We cover the opening hook (spoiler-free), how the mystery escalates, standout performances, and whether the tension actually pays off. Then we break down the directing, pacing, and use of sound and lighting to build dread, plus a quick chat about themes like guilt, grief, and the stories we tell ourselves. After a clear spoiler wall, we dissect the twists, the ending, and what it all means. Finally, we answer the only question that matters: Should you watch it?