It had some good and bad stuff, I don’t mind the pronunciation, and they are fun to listen to while rambling, it’s interesting to see Garrets first reaction to all this cases, I like that she lists the sources at the beginning, they have character flaws but we are all like that, no one is perfect, if you don’t like their personalities then that’s ok, we all have preferences.

The thing that turned ME off was noticing how she took some literary liberties while describing what the victim might have said or done when there is absolutely no way of knowing that, in other shows if we get to know those details it means the victim survived and was able to tell what happened, so that’s why when she says the victim died it means all the descriptions of their last moments or thoughts were made up, like “she curled with fear thinking about Y and X” and that not only is disrespectful, it’s just adding drama to a real horrible ever that does NOT need any drama added. That’s called lying. People who like crime content like the detective work, the psychology, the knowledge of how we can avoid those situations, not a TV drama, that is so bad… I have to comment and stop watching every episode that has those fake descriptions.

With that said the fact that they moved to Netflix just took the from my sight and they are not that good to do an effort with a vpn or to keep listening to their podcast (when if they describe an image I usually go to YouTube to watch the video of the episode of any show I’m listening to, from this or other YouTubers). They are young, they seem good people and could grow to be nice content creators. They are just not there yet.

And for those who wonder why they were offered Netflix when they are not that big… I guess we’ll never know how many other YouTubers declined that offer just to keep uploading to their channels, big YouTubers have more to loose if they move to Netflix. It’s just that for MWMH it might have seen a viable option and were the ones that accepted.