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Banned
Trailer here
Starts streaming September 15th
https://www.polygon.com/2017/9/1/16227372/american-vandal-review-netflix
Netflix's American Vandal is proof that dick jokes can be done in a smart, thoughtful and hilarious way.
The eight-part mockumentary miniseries, which makes its debut later this month, is a satirical take on the true crime genre. There are hints of Sarah Koenig's Serial and Netflix's Making a Murderer sewn into the core of American Vandal. The brilliance of American Vandal is its ability to walk the line between not taking itself seriously and treating its subject matter like an actual murder case.
There's never a moment where the show isn't winking about its satire, but the characters involved are dedicated to the investigation being conducted. It's both goofy and serious, juvenile and mature. American Vandal captivates you in a way that few shows manage to do. It will also have you theorizing about the shape of a dick drawing more than you ever thought possible.
American Vandal will be available to stream on Sept. 15. I recommend trying to pace yourself, spacing out the episodes. Even if you choose to binge it, though, don't sleep on this series. It very well may be Netflix's next best original show.
INDIEWIRE REVIEW MIGHT BE A BIT SPOILERY. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
http://www.indiewire.com/2017/09/netflix-american-vandal-review-true-crime-satire-1201871211/
”American Vandal" frolics through the Docuseries Uncanny Valley and comes out the other side with a loving appreciation of everything that makes these stories so captivating and culturally iconic. Sophomoric at times, but painstakingly constructed throughout, it's a thrilling mystery that feels true — from start to finish — to the real-life stories that inspired it.
Grade: A
Consider me hyped.