After starting to watch this movie I was intrigued. Especially learning about events they are referencing. But after trying to watch it, when it referenced the Dyatlov pass Incident, it claimed the 9 hikers were found dead 9 miles away from the campsite, which is profoundly incorrect. Then they said they all died from radiation poisoning. Which is also false, some of the bodies showed radioactive activity, however the hikers died from either hypothermia or blunt force trauma. I know it's reading into it too deep but when you know the facts and a movie talking about mysterious events just falsely claims stuff about anomalous events it loses its credibility. Then when they were talking about using magnetic fields to find anomalous magnetic activity where the missing hiker was last seen, they then claimed that earths magnetic field was fueled by the sun. Which was incredibly false, you learn otherwise in middle school science. Again I hate to be the guy to be like "umm, actually..." but just giving complete false information in a documentary about missing hikers and trying to show the audience that it's hard and impossible to explain these disappearances make you lose all credibility with anything.
