It’s Amazing How Much Netflix Can Ruin a Show

United States
September 21, 2026 3:47pm CST
I’m watching something on Netflix about Lizzie Borden. I think it’s called Monsters or something. But Netflix has added its own formula of sex, homosexuality, fetishes, and over-the-top grossness. It’s already a crazy story they’ve turned it into. First they added the maid gifting Lizzie a hand-cranked contraption for self pleasure Then they had an elaborate scene about Lizzie’s monster menses including much letting of blood. The maid then introduces a contraption to resolve Lizzie’s problem by de-virginizing her. Naturally the female maid and Lizzie end up being lesbian partners. Oh but wait, when the maid tries to poison Lizzie’s parents the scene of vomiting was way too much. There’s still more. The vulgar turns of phrase have been quite creative I don’t know why Netflix does this. Is this what people want?
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8 responses
@AmbiePam (127685)
• United States
20h
Loo, why did you continue to watch it?
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• United States
20h
Oh no that happened pretty much in one episode
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@AmbiePam (127685)
• United States
20h
@LooeyVille Wow, they went all for it. That’s bad. It sure didn’t sound like something of which you’d sit through a season.
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@rakski (161937)
• Philippines
16h
I wouldn't continue watching those kinds of movie
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@snowy22315 (213142)
• United States
20h
That sounds super gross..and the story is already grisly enough.
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@marguicha (230599)
• Chile
16h
I would not watch over 2 minutes ofthe film you described. Netflix has movies for a lot of tastes. I have never been able to watch a reality show on TV either.
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@toniganzon (81310)
• Philippines
18h
I know it’s something I wouldn’t watch.
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@RebeccasFarm (91330)
• United States
19h
Yes ruined..but that is the thing to do these days don't ya know Lou.
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@RasmaSandra (101116)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
21h
It certainly is not what I would want, I would want to know the story as it really was,
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@Wrexxo (7926)
20h
Yeah Netflix does this a lot, they can't just tell the story straight anymore. Feels like every show needs some shock value thrown in to keep people talking about it. Honestly I miss when a good true crime story could just be a good true crime story.
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