The true-crime film from Netflix was released at a time when these kind of docs are becoming all the more popular — though the genre was also red-hot three decades ago, courtesy of HBO.
The 2 1/2-hour small-screen event shocked the television world, paving the way to two Paradise Lost sequels that would come in 2000 and 2011. The late, great Roger Ebert even offered a review of the original documentary, giving it an impressive four out of four stars. He wrote in part at the time:
The true crime case is still discussed well into the 21st century as other groundbreaking documentaries continue to spotlight similarly controversial cases (looking at you, Making a Murderer). In a Reddit thread started three years ago, users sang endless praises for 1996 TV movie. "This is SUCH AN IMPORTANT piece of modern history. And I really feel that right now it is especially relevant," wrote one user, while another Redditor wrote, "This is one of those movies that likely shaped who I am and what I feel today."
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