'Creepy' Elizabeth Holmes documentary leaves reviewers stunned
Nathan Fielder's surprise new film about the disgraced startup founder has got people talking thanks to one "scary" interaction.
A trailer for a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, has generated significant hype and controversy. The one-minute seventeen-second teaser features Holmes and comedian Nathan Fielder staring at each other intently, described by viewers as unsettling. Holmes, who founded Theranos, a medical technology company once valued at $9 billion, was convicted of fraud and conspiracy and is currently serving a sentence at a women's prison in Texas.
The documentary follows Holmes as she invites a skeptical film crew to document her final days before her incarceration, and continues for two years after she is sent to prison. The film, directed by A24, aims to provide a unique and intimate look at Holmes' life, capturing her every move in the final days leading up to her sentencing.
Despite the secrecy surrounding its release, the trailer has received widespread attention, with viewers describing it as "creepy" and "the scariest film trailer" they have ever seen.
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