A send-up that hits awfully close to home
The latest 'mockumentary' from Netflix, American Vandal, offers an interesting focus on social media
The premise of Netflix's American Vandal is so ridiculous that even its tag-line would be a touch too much for this house.
A send-up of the true crime genre, this mockumentary seeks to find the answers to who drew 27 penises on the cars of the employees of a fictional high school in California. Fear not, this column will go to ludicrous lengths to avoid spoilers.
Twists, deception, over-involved narrators, deliberate let-downs, and imperfect reveals fill...
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