Documentary

Netflix has proven to have a consistent (and seemingly unending) supply of documentaries these days, and there's new big one on the way.

As Packers president Mark Murphy once opined: Aaron Rodgers is a "complicated fella."

Nebraska Volleyball has not only brought a lot of attention to the sport nationally lately, but they're redefining its spot in the sports hierarchy as well.

This month marks the 25th anniversary of one of the most shocking moments in Minnesota politics when former pro wrestler Jesse Ventura was elected Governor.

Kirk Cousins' career has been a long and interesting road thus far. Coming up in mid-July, Netflix will put the spotlight on three NFL Quarterbacks, including Cousins in a new documentary.

Behind the scenes and in-depth sports documentaries are hard to beat. ESPN now apparently has plans to chronicle the life and career of one of the best to ever do it in an upcoming project.

Sports documentaries and features are certainly on the rise, and popular streaming service Netflix has pioneered aspects of that growth in recent years.

Really, it doesn't seem to make sense. I mean, catfish aren't really known for being deceptive or sneaky.

It is now streaming on HBO Max and has a run time of 97 minutes.

Filmmakers Ridley Scott and and Kevin MacDonald are asking people to film their lives and submit their videos on YouTube.