Apple Cider Vinegar fans urged to watch new true | TV Shows

Netflix’s latest offering,  Apple Cider Vinegar, is directing viewers to a 2023 docu-series that also left audiences astounded.

The three-part series, Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence, debuted on Hulu two years prior and left a significant impact.

It explores the true story of students at Sarah Lawrence College in Yonkers, New York, who were ensnared by the cult-like sway of their roommate’s father, Lawrence ‘Larry’ Ray.

As per the official synopsis, “With unprecedented access, Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence features compelling first-hand interviews with conman Larry Ray’s victims and includes personal audio tapes and video recordings to narrate the tale of his grim 10-year influence over a group of young people.

“The series traces the story from the cult’s inception in 2010 on the Sarah Lawrence campus to its recent downfall, when the remaining members find their own path to survival.”

Since its release on Netflix, Apple Cider Vinegar has sparked discussions among fans seeking more gripping shows.

On Reddit, a particularly enthralled audience member recommended Stolen Youth: Inside The Cult at Sarah Lawrence, “I was FLOORED by Stolen Youth: Inside The Cult at Sarah Lawrence. […] It had me hooked and I still think about it 2 years later!!”

Meanwhile, over at IMDB, another fan underscored the show’s profound storytelling power, insisting viewers watch regardless of their familiarity with the tale, highlighting, “Whether or not you are not familiar with this story, watch this series. It gives first hand accounts of what took place and also offers just an absolutely insane glimpse of just how far brain washing can go.”

That same fan further pointed out the disturbing yet incredible aspects of the documentary, “The home footage and audio recordings are harrowing and the things these kids were convinced to do is genuinely incredible.”