Errol Morris’ groundbreaking documentary Thin Blue Line—about a man charged with a murder he did not commit—changed the way true crime stories were told forever.
And now, the award-winning director has an addictive new Netflix documentary series that will have you hooked.
Wormwood examines the mysterious death of an army scientist who fell from his hotel-room window in Manhattan in the 1950s. Did he commit suicide as was initially reported? Or, was something much more sinister at play?
The documentary investigates a CIA conspiracy theory spanning decades, secret LSD dosings and the infamous mind control program MKUltra.
The way in which the story is told is equally compelling, blending re-enactments (with actor Peter Sarsgaard) with archival footage and interviews.
If you’re not already sold, critics have given the six-part series a big tick of approval; the Guardian calls it a “creepy trip”, while the New York Times says it invites “repeated, obsessive watching”.
Wormwood is now streaming on Netflix.
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