Netflix’s docu-series output is never some extent of concern for these of us at Polygon, however after I get an e mail that claims “Poop Cruise” is coming this summer to the streamer, I really feel compelled to difficulty a warning. Think about your self warned.
Poop Cruise, from director James Ross, is one chapter of Trainwreck, a brand new eight-part documentary anthology rolling out on Netflix all through June and July. In line with a information release, every movie “focuses on a number of the wildest and most weird occasions ever to explode in mainstream media.” One in all them is a few poop cruise.
The poop cruise in query was not meant to be a poop cruise, consider it or not. Ross’ doc will dive down the rabbit gap drain of an incident from 2013 involving a four-day round-trip Carnival cruise journey from Galveston, Texas to Cozumel, Mexico. Mid-trip, an engine room fireplace left the ocean linear adrift at sea with out functioning energy — and bathrooms that overflowed with uncooked sewage. Poop cruise.
Trainwreck will additionally cowl all the things from the Balloon Boy hoax to the youngsters who flocked to Space 51 and did the Naruto Run on local news. However Poop Cruise stands out as the primary occasion, by some means each a excessive and low level on the size of “historic moments that wanted to have documentaries.” Discuss some crap to observe!
Mark your calendars and pull up a stool: Poop Cruise premieres on Netflix on June 24.
