Paradise Lost 2: Revelations

TV Movie
2000
Unrated
2h 10m

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The case of the West Memphis Three, its questionable circumstances and the parties involved are followed up years later.The case of the West Memphis Three, its questionable circumstances and the parties involved are followed up years later.The case of the West Memphis Three, its questionable circumstances and the parties involved are followed up years later.

Directors
- Joe Berlinger
- Bruce Sinofsky
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

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Directors
- Joe Berlinger
- Bruce Sinofsky
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
- 2 wins & 1 nomination total

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Damien Wayne Echols

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Melissa Byers

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(archive footage)

Norris Deajon

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Tim Sullivan

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(archive sound)

Chris Worthington

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John Mark Byers

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Kathy Bakken

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Burk Sauls

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Jason Baldwin

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Jessie Misskelley

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(as Jessie Miskelly)

Debra Shue

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Grove Pashley

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Anna Masek

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Ruth Carter

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Bill Pritcherson

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Gregory Fleming

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Marcia Ian

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Mara Leveritt

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Trivia
The only film of the trilogy to be a TV project instead of receive a theatrical release.

Goofs
At one point the on-screen date for a trial scene is listed as January of 1993. The murders didn't occur until May of that year.

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Erin Brockovich/Final Destination/The Ninth Gate/Onegin/Paradise Lost 2: Revelations (2000)

Soundtracks
Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
Performed by Metallica
Written by James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, and Kirk Hammett
Produced by Flemming Rasmussen with Metallica

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Featured review

8/10

An even more engaging look at the Robin Hood Hills murder case

Paradise Lost 2 is a brilliant suspenseful documentary with an unbelievable conclusion. The audience is invited to play in the guess work of who is actually telling the truth. The film makers let the evidence unfold in front of the viewer allowing them to draw what seems to be the inevitable conclusion and then throw a complete curve ball when the results of the polygraph test come back. An engrossing and astounding look at the American justice system.