- MMW Rating 🌙 10/10 • RT (Audience) 🍿 95% • 2015
- 2 Seasons • 20 Episodes • Avg 60 min • ~ 20 hrs
- Disponible con subtítulos en español.
- Available on: netflix
Description (No Spoilers)
Making a Murderer is a landmark true crime docuseries that follows the controversial case of Steven Avery, a man who was exonerated after serving years in prison for a crime he did not commit — only to be accused again shortly after in another shocking criminal case.
The series examines the investigation, the legal proceedings, and the many inconsistencies surrounding his prosecution. Through detailed courtroom footage, interviews, and investigative material, the documentary raises difficult questions about the criminal justice system, police conduct, and prosecutorial strategy.
When it premiered on Netflix, Making a Murderer helped redefine the true crime genre for streaming audiences. Its serialized structure allowed viewers to analyze evidence, debate theories, and form their own conclusions. The show sparked global conversations and intense public scrutiny of the case.
Steven Avery remains in prison, maintaining his innocence. The series does not offer simple answers — instead, it presents the complexity of a case that continues to divide public opinion.
Now streaming on Netflix, Making a Murderer remains one of the most influential true crime documentaries ever produced.
Why I Recommend It
This one is infuriating and fascinating at the same time.
Watching someone finally walk free after a wrongful conviction — only to be accused again — is mind-blowing. The emotional rollercoaster is real.
He is currently serving a life sentence while continuing to insist on his innocence, and the central question remains: was justice served the second time, or did the system fail again?
The series doesn’t give easy answers — and that’s exactly why it stays with you long after it ends.
• Essential viewing for serious true crime fans
• A documentary that changed how streaming platforms approached investigative storytelling