The Oscar-nominated Brazilian film "I'm Still Here" is based on a true story of a wife of a former politician who tries to find out what happened to him after he was taken into police custody and went missing in 1971. Find out why this noteworthy drama was nominated for three Oscars, including Best Picture.

Freeform's "Scam Goddess" docuseries/reality show, inspired by the podcast of the same name, puts comedic twists on a different fraud case in each episode. Find out why this comedic approach is awkward, stupid, and borderline disrespectful to the crime victims.

Investigation Discovery's "The Curious Case Of ..." is a spinoff series from the same production company behind "The Curious Case of Natalia Grace," but with a different case per episode. Find out why "The Curious Case Of ..." had one of the worst premiere episodes for a true crime series.

Max's documentary film "Sons of Ecstasy" is an inside look at the 1990s feud between rival drug kingpins who wanted to rule Phoenix's ecstasy business. Find out why this is a story about drug dealers and "daddy issues."

A&E's "Ozark Law" docuseries follows members of police departments in Missouri's Ozark area. Find out if the show is worthy of Missouri's nickname as the "Show Me State."

A&E's "Fugitive Hunters Mexico" gives an inside look at what law enforcement does to track down and apprehend U.S. fugitives in Mexico. Find out if the first episode of this series is bueno or malo.

A&E's "Homicide New Orleans" seems to be inspired by A&E's "The First 48." Find out if "Homicide New Orleans" is worth watching.

This episode takes a deep dive into Seasons 1, 2 & 3 of Investigation Discovery's "The Curious Case of Natalie Grace," one of the highest-rated series on the network. Find out which season was the best and which season was the worst.