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Soaked In Bleach

Daniel Roebuck (Actor), Sarah Scott (Actor), Benjamin Statler (Director) Rated:

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The events behind Kurt Cobains death as seen through the eyes of Tom Grant, the private investigator hired by Courtney Love to track down her missing husband (Kurt Cobain) only days before his deceased body was found. The film develops as a narrative mystery with cinematic re-creations, interviews with key experts and witnesses and the examination of official artifacts from the 1994 case.

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MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ s_medNotRated NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.75 x 5.3 x 0.35 inches; 2.4 Ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ Benjamin Statler
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Color, NTSC
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 30 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ August 14, 2015
Actors ‏ : ‎ Daniel Roebuck, Sarah Scott, Tyler Bryan, Tom Grant
Studio ‏ : ‎ Mvd Visual
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00YAZNBTI
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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When Will Kurt Cobain Get Justice?

Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2018

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Kudos to Tom Grant for never letting go of this case, sticking to his guns and sticking to the facts. This is the best documentary on the subject of the murder of Kurt Cobain to date, very well done. You might want to watch "Kurt & Courtney" too, and it would be worthwhile to do so, but watch it with a grain of salt. The filmmaker of that documentary evidently doesn't believe that the amount of heroin in Kurt's system was automatically fatal (it was).

"Soaked In Bleach" is in many ways the movie version of the exceedingly well-documented Max Wallace and Ian Halperin book "Love & Death," which is highly recommended. Stay away from "Heavier Than Heaven" by Charles Cross. Or read it with the full knowledge that it is Courtney Love's version of how she would like the story told.

Five out of five stars. If you care about what really happened to Kurt Cobain, Soaked in Bleach is a must. Kurt doesn't deserve to go down in history as a suicide. He was not remotely suicidal.

Seattle Police Department, please reopen this case and fully examine it!

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Michael M.

Poorly done investigative doc

Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2020

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This documentary uses interviews with friends from high school but not any band members. The investigator doesn't say how long he worked for the LA Sheriff's Dept or why he left (which is strange to leave that job for an investigator job unless you are retired or injured). The investigator must have not talked to many drug addicts in his career. He says her story was strange and contradictory. That's about par for her situation. This is just a money grab. Don't waste your time.
If you love conspiracy documentaries that don't include all the facts so a story can be framed in a specific way, this is the documentary for you.

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davisc

Credible

Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2020

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At the time of Cobain's death many people questioned the authenticity of the Seattle Police Department investigation, those of us who lived in Seattle at the time knew how corrupt and inept the department was during the 1990's. This documentary raises great questions using credible evidence and thoughtful, logical questions that should be addressed. Want conspiracy theories to stop? Then turn over all the collected evidence to an independent task force and see where it goes.

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AdrienTop Contributor: Welding

Either way, it's a systemic issue.

Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2017

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The glaring fact that he had 10x the normal dose of heroin in his system is the one fact all these skeptics are forgetting. Can't say I've ever done heroin myself. But, from what I hear from addiction expert Dr Gabor Mate, it doesn't seem like you would be suicidal after shooting up. Maybe before, or after coming down, but not during. Of course it was possible that he was suicidal. But, given what I know about how the world works, CL had a great motive to kill KC and seems statistically more plausible for her to have killed him for those very reasons. Women kill their husbands or destroy them in divorce court all the time so they can get access to their wealth so they never have to work again. This is what our system produces.

So, let us say that even if KC offed himself, you can't deny that other women kill their husbands for the very same suspected motives. My point here is that it is a systemic social issue. Not just personal. Murdering people is profitable, especially if you can afford good lawyers. They could reopen the case and maybe find her guilty. But it won't address the root of the problem. Husbands will still get murdered for their wealth. Or social system overwhelmingly favors women. Watch The Red Pill.

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Jason C.

Tom Grant is an attention seeker - always has been.

Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2020

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If I could give this 0 stars, I would. Tom Grants deluded conspiracy theory doesn't hold any water. There are holes in it everywhere. Every single angle he takes is easily explainable by much more rational explanations. He's been seeking attention ever since the situation began. I followed it closely back in the mid-late 90's and this guy was always looking for attention and looking to make an extra buck. I can't believe anyone funded this trash film. It's also unfortunate that some people actually believe his drivel. If you want to watch a good documentary, check out montage of heck.

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Tri

Straightforward documentary - emphasis on negligence what was made it interesting

Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2016

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I rarely review videos; but I thought this was a well done documentary giving you one side of the story in the whole Kurt Cobain death fiasco. As with all documentaries, I tend to watch them with one eye open since I know there are always multiple sides to every story as well as different interpretation of the facts.

The movie's focus on the handling of the situation by the Police rather than the details that lead up to the death are what I consider its best parts. Conspiracy theories or not, the protocol in which the "crime" scene was handled and the events following thereafter were way out of line and that's what I really took away from Soaked in Bleach. What you feel about the people involved can be more of a personal thing; but the negligence of law enforcement in the movie is the real eye opener and what resonated with me to the end. I hope any potential watchers reading this review keep that in mind as you go through it.

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A look at Courtney Love's thinking process.

Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2018

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Even if you think Kurt killed himself, this film will make you wonder what was going through Courtney Love's mind. Why would she say such stuff to this investigator? She comes off as really cold and calculating in the taped telephone calls.

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Patti58

Excellent

Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2019

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Very informative and well done documentary surrounding the death of Kurt Cobain. I wonder if any of this information would have been brought to light if private investigator Tom Grant hadn't be hired. I'm glad there are still people out there like him that believe the truth matters. The case of Cobain's death should definitely be re-opened, especially considering the sloppy, unprofessional work of the Seattle Police Department during the immediate aftermath of his death. Whether Courtney Love had anything to do with Cobain's death is for qualified investigators to decide but as far as I'm concerned Kurt Cobain's biggest mistake of his life was marrying her. She's a disgusting, obnoxious human being. Hopefully, someday, people will know the truth.

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Beowulf

Courtney's Perfumed Secrets...? We'll never know.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 13, 2019

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A fascinating documentary which leaves many questions unanswered. Fact is, we'll never know whether or not Kurt committed suicide or if he was murdered, unless the late, great grunge--meister returns from the dead to set the record straight. There's a lot of "conspiracy theory" nonsense which entertains the viewer. The private investigator who was hired by Kurt's wife, Courtney Love, to search for Kurt after he'd AWOLED from rehab conjures up some pretty plausible suggestions as to why Kurt might have been murdered - the implication being that Courtney herself was complicit in Kurt's demise. Utter nonsense, in my opinion. Courtney was no angel, but...

My opinion is that Kurt, from the age of nine, never recovered from his parents' divorce and the fact that no-one wanted him. Christ almighty, as a child, his family fed Kurt Ritalin for his supposed "hyperactivity". Kurt was a gifted, highly sensitive and highly creative individual. Kurt was a genius, an original thinker, and seriously misunderstood; he felt betrayed, isolated and he never felt good enough, no matter how successful he was. Kurt was self-destructive - a certain music critic once said something about Kurt being the only one who'd throw himself from the stage into the audience without judging the situation carefully.

Kurt was no poseur - he was the real deal - but he was given to impulsive behaviour, and this and his troubled youth, his heroin addiction and his previous suicide attempts convince this viewer that Kurt Cobain committed suicide that night in Seattle. Long before Kurt "hit the big time" one of his friends said to him: "I wonder what we'll be like when we are thirty?" The teenage Kurt responded: "I'll never be thirty, you know what life is like after thirty." Kurt was true to his word: "Found my nest of salt, everything's my fault... I'll take all the blame, Aqua seafoam shame. I'm married... I'm buried... yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah." There you have it from the great man himself... nihilism writ-large.

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alexis101

Very intelligently put together

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 31, 2015

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Very intelligently put together, seamless bit of film making. It justified every point it raised either with interviews, diagrams or documents. I watched it with someone who was not interested in the conspiracy theory and afterwards I said "Jumped or pushed?". Her instant answer: "Pushed". This makes Courtney Love look terrible, saying she manipulated the media, the police and his friends and family. I love Hole but she comes across as venomous and I dislike the thought that she would have him killed just because she'd get more money from his death than from a divorce. It raises a lot of good points and interesting questions.

9 people found this helpful

WadeW

What's love got to do with it ?

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 17, 2019

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Great documentary and the private investigator that Courtney Love hired to keep a eye on Kurt Cobain,But what she didn't know he taped everything,this documentary looks into the circumstances surrounding Kurt's death and how so many things that just didn't add up,watch it and draw your own conclusions

roisincassidy

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 28, 2017

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Fantastic documentary about the death of kurt cobain gripping and mind blowing highly recommended

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Maxi71

Interesting

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 29, 2020

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As a Kurt Cobain fan it was very interesting to watch.

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