Propagate Content has added four 10-part true crime and history-murder docuseries from UK producer Monster Films to its library. The titles include series from Sky History, True Crime and the BBC.
01Summary
- 01Propagate Content has acquired four series from Monster Films: The Real X-Files, Almost Perfect Murders, The Secret World of Forensics and Dark Land: The Hunt for a Killer.
- 02Each series runs to 10 episodes of 60 minutes each.
- 03The deal was negotiated by Propagate’s CFO, Noah Nusinow, and Jimmy Humphrey of Marmalade Sky, which represents the shows.
- 04The Real X-Files is a Sky History title, Almost Perfect Murders and The Secret World of Forensics are from True Crime, and Dark Land: The Hunt for a Killer is from the BBC.
- 05Monster Films founders David Howard and Rik Hall said they were excited to work with Propagate Content on the four titles.
02Why it matters
The acquisition expands Propagate’s factual library with four ready-made series aimed at international buyers. For viewers, it could mean wider distribution of these UK true crime and history documentaries.
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