The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom

A wickedly funny, bruising rollercoaster that keeps yanking you between laughter and flinching, told with a wink and a raw ache.

A wickedly funny, icy satire of fame and media, told through mockumentary interviews and direct address, with a chillingly charismatic lead performance.

A frantic, sun-bleached character study that makes you squirm with discomfort and laugh at the audacity, while never letting you look away.

A wry, uncomfortable comedy of small-town egos and quiet revenge, watching ambition and pettiness collide with sharp, observant humor.

A viciously funny, stylishly mean-spirited satire that makes you laugh and squirm as it skewers high school hierarchy.

A wry, bittersweet satire that observes small-town pageant life with a mix of absurdity and melancholy.

A gleefully misanthropic satire that feels like a fever dream of 1960s teen culture, funny and unsettling in equal measure.

A darkly comic and haunting look at suburban malaise, blending satire with tragedy as it builds to a shocking yet oddly beautiful conclusion.

A gleefully nasty, fast-paced satire that makes you laugh and squirm as it skewers social-media fame through cheerfully amoral killers.

A sharp, bittersweet character study of ambition and self-worth, laced with dry humor and uncomfortable small-town pageant politics.

A bittersweet, eccentric family saga that veers between whimsy and tragedy, leaving a lingering sense of affection for its oddball characters.

A wry, uncomfortable satire that makes you squirm and laugh at the same time, watching everyone exploit one messy woman.