A story of exploitation told by a company's former advocates and victims. These brave people came forward to tell the story that happened behind the curtains, regardless of the fact that OneTaste was _still_ an active company during filming. I applaud the interviewees, who opened their hearts about their vulnerabilities and how it was used against them by the company.

The main star of the show is the story itself, backed up by interesting video footage. The mood shifting from a well-indending movement to Daedone's sickening glorification of abuse was terrifying, yet captivating. I was _dying_ to hear more; Did these people get out? Has justice been served?

This documentary was put together well. It served real depth and unpolished detail about a cult, that still, unfortunately, is active today in some form (_at the time of this review_).