What is Netflix’s Worst Roommate Ever about, which criminals have featured in the true crime series & when is s2 out?

IF you love a crime series then Netflix is one of the places to look.

A second season of Worst Roommate Ever is set to hit our screens, but what is the show about?

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What is Netflix's Worst Roommate Ever about?

Netflix's Worst Roommate Ever is a true crime series which explores stories about all types of criminals.

The show explores stories of seemingly harmless roommates which end up having big secrets.

The synopsis of the show reads: "Violent con artists. Stone-cold killers.

These terrifying true stories unveil some of the worst cohabitation experiences one could ever imagine."

The first series came out in 2022 and was directed by Domini Hofmann.

Is Worst Roommate Ever based on a true story?

Yes, Worst Roommate Ever is based on true stories.

The documentary series delves deeper into true crime stories and reveals the details of what happened in each case.

Each episode is based on a new case, with some cases needing two episodes to tell the full story.

Episodes are between 40-60minutes long and end with revealing the prison sentence each criminal was sentenced to.

Which criminals have featured in Netflix's Worst Roommate Ever?

Worst Roommate Ever has featured some well-known criminal stories.

The first series followed the stories of Dorothea Puente dubbed by the media the "Death House Landlady".

It also looks into the disappearance of college student Maribel Ramos.

Danish fraudster Youssef Khater who was convicted of attempted murder in Chile and fraud in Denmark is also featured on Worst Roommate Ever as well as serial squatter Jamison Bachman.

How to watch season 2 of Worst Roommate Ever

The second season of Worst Roommate Ever will be released on Netflix on June 26, 2024.

The next series will feature four new episodes about different criminals.

You will be able to binge watch the entire series in one sitting as all episodes will be released at the same time.

The series is produced by Blumhouse Television and ITV America, with Cynthia Childs directing.

Executive producers include Jason Blum, Gretchen Palek, Jeremy Gold, Scoop Wasserstein, Mary Lisio, Jordana Hochman, and Childs.