One October

I'm an independent journalist currently researching and investigating this horrific attack and I have to say that I'm very appalled at this film. I read articles that say that the director does not want to even say the guy's name which is very upsetting to me. I believe that the guy who orchestrated this attack was very very sick but was a human being who sadly could not get any help before it was too late and he terrorized so many people. The documentary by Ramsey Denison is better because it does not solely focus on the people who survived this horrific act of terror. All of those people were left in the dark without any answers and they rightfully deserve justice and closure. Continued prayers to those who are still dealing with this horrific tragedy

I started off looking it and was very engrossed. I like how they didn't focus on the killer but disagree with not using his name. The filmmaker was too involved and I really distrusted that a lot of the interviews were held in a law office and interviewed lawyers involved in the lawsuit. Turned it off at about 2/3

I don't understand the idea of people just looking dumb standing behind a person conducting a Press Conference. In this case I think the when the chief of police was making a joke he should've been fire along with the group of persons behind him laughing. Who in their right mind will laugh at such a tragic event where 58 people were killed.

Using mostly mobile phone footage of the Route 91 Vegas incident and many witness interviews, this is a well made and insightful documentary about the most deadly mass shooting in America so far.