Oct 15, 2025
3 min read
This event can be shining in the life story of family that includes the story of killing someone.Everything about the topic is bad, why do you want to watch?
What an interesting family is that the freedom is that the theme of true crime they produce.Death, happy game, is for the end of a dangerous story again.
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Johnny Berchtold gives a better performance than his more mature co-stars as Alex and Maggie's son Paul, who's barely entering his teenage years but is already beyond repair.Paul was an alcoholic whose drinking beer led to a frenzy of despair.Paul is angry because his father contemptuously labels him a failure of the family, an insult to which he usually responds by proving his father right.
Paul can barely stand his drunken self-loathing as he takes some friends on a speedboat one night in 2019, ignoring their terrified screams as the craft speeds up.It crashed into a bridge, killing one group.Meanwhile, Alex struggles to get Paul out.Maggie slowlyRealizing her son's guiltFrom being a witness to psychosisLocal reporter Mandy Matney (Brittany Snow plays the real-life reporter on the podcast that inspired the show) confronts a media reluctance to stand up to the Murdaughs.And the group's fragile armor began to crumble.
As a family analysis, where all relatives are poisoned by the patron's cruelty with power and money, death in the family is deep.Shake or show dominance.The portrait of a unique strip of white capitals, the Southern, right of people to talk hardly to hide that every battle they ever won is uncomfortable.Settlement size of the settlement.This is obscene, even before Alex begins to swing on his customers from his money.
The issue for Death in the Family as a drama is why viewers would want to put themselves through it. Eight long episodes loom, promising a more extensive examination of, or speculation about, every aspect of the Murdaughs’ cursed lives than a documentary would offer. Alex and Maggie’s marriage is rotten, their parenting is rotten, their son’s soul is rotten. Their business empire is a rotten edifice of bribes and shady accounting. By the time the show starts hinting at a bad outcome for devout housekeeper Gloria (Kathleen Wilhoite), whose status as a beloved unofficial family member does not mean that the Murdaughs do anything to lift her out of exhausting poverty, you may wish to spiral downwards with them no further: the cocktail of disgust, schadenfreude and sadness becomes bitter.
Arquetune is the heart of the show, because it is not worse than it is married to each other.Indeed, all these things are made in the family the wrong crime: Why do I search for?
