How We Got Away with It

This documentary delves into the bizarre and shocking story of two men from Florida who, in the 1990s, staged a series of elaborate crimes, including the murder of a former friend, to achieve local notoriety. Filmmaker Casey Neistat investigates the motives behind their actions and the media circus that ensued. It explores the complex relationship between the perpetrators, their victims, and the public's fascination with true crime.

The film garnered attention for its raw and unflinching look at true crime and the allure of infamy. While some critics found the subject matter disturbing, many praised its investigative depth and Neistat's unique filmmaking style. Audiences were often divided, intrigued by the narrative but disturbed by the events depicted.

• A disturbing yet compelling look into the minds of criminals seeking notoriety.
• Praised for its investigative thoroughness and distinctive visual style.
• Some found the subject matter difficult to watch, questioning the ethics of sensationalizing such events.

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Casey Neistat, known for his vlogs and entrepreneurial ventures, directed this earlier documentary that explored a very different and darker side of storytelling.