Skye Borgman has really cornered a market in true crime documentaries centred on events that feel weirdly preposterous to have happened but which conveys the details in a way that never feel sensationalist. Sins of our Mother fits into that mould once again, pulling you into a narrative that twists

If anyone was questioning their parenting skills, watch this and feel 100,000% better about yourselves. On a serious note, while informative and dove headfirst into the mother's story and the cult she was sucked into, I love that they put the victims in the center. There was no glorification of the

A tragic and awful story that didn’t have to happen. They probably should have waited until the trial was done before releasing the doc but it’s still worth a watch.