True Crime doc: Don't F*ck With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer

[Lady Adga 8,664]

5 minutes ago, Serial Chiller said:

Really? There were supposed to be trigger warnings of graphic violence toward animals in this one- the reason why i haven’t watched it. 

I read this on ATRL. That's why I didn't dare to watch the documentary 

[Regina George 59,387]

Just now, VenusHooker said:

I read this on ATRL. That's why I didn't dare to watch the documentary 

 

5 minutes ago, ReginaGeorge said:

There’s no graphic content in the documentary. I watched those videos on the internet when they mentioned them. Trust me when I tell you.. Those animals videos are nothing compared to the last video he shared. Trust me. You can watch the documentary, there is really no graphic content. Just don’t google his original videos, especially not the last one. 

 

[Jed 7,716]

29 minutes ago, ReginaGeorge said:

 

Please guys no jokes in this thread. This docu series is actually pretty serious and is talking about a psychopath who killed animals and a person for fun. 

You’re saying that like there aren’t jokes in the documentary. Or in the title itself? Take it down a notch sweetie they’re just having fun

[Jed 7,716]

9 minutes ago, Serial Chiller said:

Really? There were supposed to be trigger warnings of graphic violence toward animals in this one- the reason why i haven’t watched it. 

It’s heavily implied and you’ll see the beginning of it but then once any actual violence happens it cuts out of frame and you don’t really hear anything besides a meow or two but even then they sound like normal meows. The most ****ed up thing you actually see is he plays with the frozen dead bodies of two of the kittens but they look like any other frozen animal so I was a bit desensitized to them  if you’re super sensitive you’ll know the parts you’ll have to start skipping forward but genuinely you don’t see any animal die

[Regina George 59,387]

Just now, Jed said:

You’re saying that like there aren’t jokes in the documentary. Or in the title itself? Take it down a notch sweetie they’re just having fun

Ammm yea there are no jokes in the documentary.. Maybe watch it before commenting? I intended for this thread to be a serious discussion about the documentary that is made about a killer and out of respect for his victims it is not right to joke about it. I quoted them and I nicely told them what it’s about. I don’t really see a problem and I don’t think @KatieJudasGaga4 and @ProjectJoanne were offended by what I said. 

[Jed 7,716]

Just now, ReginaGeorge said:

Ammm yea there are no jokes in the documentary.. Maybe watch it before commenting? I intended for this thread to be a serious discussion about the documentary that is made about a killer and out of respect for his victims it is not right to joke about it. I quoted them and I nicely told them what it’s about. I don’t really see a problem and I don’t think @KatieJudasGaga4 and @ProjectJoanne were offended by what I said. 

The jokes were in the editing and the nuances of the computer usage. I don’t mean joke in the “a girl walked into a bar sense” but there were genuinely funny moments that came out of the editing process and now that I’ve watched it again I know that it was intentional. You can’t just have three straight hours of gore there has to be emotional up and downs. Plus, if you don’t think Deanna had a sense of humor and a funny way of conveying some things I don’t know if we even watched the same thing

[Tempest 869]

8 minutes ago, ReginaGeorge said:

Dear god thank goodness I was not here at the time. That video left me feeling so disturbed. I don’t know if you watched it but it is so gross I can’t even describe it. 

I wish that I never did watch that video, thankfully it was so long ago so I don’t remember too much from it, and I don’t think I made it through the whole video but like, this was just so scary. 

[Regina George 59,387]

Just now, Jed said:

The jokes were in the editing and the nuances of the computer usage. I don’t mean joke in the “a girl walked into a bar sense” but there were genuinely funny moments that came out of the editing process and now that I’ve watched it again I know that it was intentional. You can’t just have three straight hours of gore there has to be emotional up and downs. Plus, if you don’t think Deanna had a sense of humor and a funny way of conveying some things I don’t know if we even watched the same thing

I’m sorry maybe I’m still under the impression but I honestly just wanted to hear y’all’s thoughts about it and not read bunch of Taylor Swift jokes. I watched the video if him killing that guy and I’m still shocked so forgive me. 

[Regina George 59,387]

3 minutes ago, Tempest said:

I wish that I never did watch that video, thankfully it was so long ago so I don’t remember too much from it, and I don’t think I made it through the whole video but like, this was just so scary. 

Same! The stuff he did to that man’s body. I’m just kinda relieved because that poor man was already passed out. Hopefully he didn’t feel all of those things he did to him. 

[Jed 7,716]

5 minutes ago, ReginaGeorge said:

I’m sorry maybe I’m still under the impression but I honestly just wanted to hear y’all’s thoughts about it and not read bunch of Taylor Swift jokes. I watched the video if him killing that guy and I’m still shocked so forgive me. 

I don’t wanna put myself in that headspace I think I was trying to find the balance of intrigued without being too sad about it. Like I said three hours I wanted to appreciate the documentary from every angle so I wasn’t just fixating on the gruesomeness but the art of making a documentary in general?

sorry if I was coming off as aggressive I just did chuckle a couple times. It’s just hard for people to not make jest when the title of the documentary is what it is, ya know? I’m sorry you had to see that icepick video I don’t think I could do that to myself

[Regina George 59,387]

2 minutes ago, Jed said:

I don’t wanna put myself in that headspace I think I was trying to find the balance of intrigued without being too sad about it. Like I said three hours I wanted to appreciate the documentary from every angle so I wasn’t just fixating on the gruesomeness but the art of making a documentary in general?

sorry if I was coming off as aggressive I just did chuckle a couple times. It’s just hard for people to not make jest when the title of the documentary is what it is, ya know? I’m sorry you had to see that icepick video I don’t think I could do that to myself

Honestly I think my curiosity will kill me one day...  I think this documentary is amazing and the only thing that should be watched about this case. Anything else would be too much.. 

[Seeka 12,372]

6 minutes ago, ReginaGeorge said:

Honestly I think my curiosity will kill me one day...  I think this documentary is amazing and the only thing that should be watched about this case. Anything else would be too much.. 

Curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back. 

[Regina George 59,387]

1 minute ago, Seeka said:

Curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back. 

This quote is so fitting 

[Thraumatica 156]

All this discussion has me intrigued but I don’t really wanna see or hear about cats being killed or tortured. Can someone tell me if it’s too disturbing to watch?

[Regina George 59,387]

2 minutes ago, joseahm95 said:

All this discussion has me intrigued but I don’t really wanna see or hear about cats being killed or tortured. Can someone tell me if it’s too disturbing to watch?

It’s not disturbing, you can definitely watch it. Just don’t search online for video that are mentioned in the docu series (especially not the last one)..