mochajon t1_j2fxffi wrote on December 31, 2022 at 11:58 PM

Reply to Albert Fish: In Sin He Found Salvation might be up there as one of the most revolting "documentaries" in terms of content, and probably even the most disrespectful as a whole to both the viewer and the families of the victims. by BlackIronSaturn

Albert Fish is considered pretty grizzly territory by even the darkest true crime fans. He wasn’t shockingly ordinary like Gacy or BTK, and he wasn’t “charming” like Ted Bundy. The guy was just a monster with no real fascinating qualities. He was an embodiment of evil who’s story lives on purely through its depravity.

mochajon t1_j2fwi76 wrote on December 31, 2022 at 11:51 PM

Reply to comment by dougola in Albert Fish: In Sin He Found Salvation might be up there as one of the most revolting "documentaries" in terms of content, and probably even the most disrespectful as a whole to both the viewer and the families of the victims. by BlackIronSaturn

Hail Nimrod!

mochajon t1_j2fwen3 wrote on December 31, 2022 at 11:50 PM

Reply to comment by woodchef in Albert Fish: In Sin He Found Salvation might be up there as one of the most revolting "documentaries" in terms of content, and probably even the most disrespectful as a whole to both the viewer and the families of the victims. by BlackIronSaturn

Hail Lucifina!

mochajon t1_j2cucun wrote on December 31, 2022 at 8:06 AM

Reply to comment by LordAtchley in NBC's The Wheel is a decent gameshow with a solid premise and not completely D-List celebrity guests, but who is the host and why is he so annoying? by flaming_poop_chute

I second what you’re saying, I watch a lot of comedy and I’ve never heard of this guy until he hosted this show. I will admit it’s happened before though, Sebastian Maniscalco was called one of the highest grossing comedians a few years ago, and I’d never heard of the guy.