Drug Lords

Doesn't show truth at all.

DEA supported cartels in Mexico and Columbia then blame the cartels for the huge addiction in US. The documentary is too biased and barely resembles truth or facts.

Might have some good info but whatever this show is trying to convey is lost through the very distracting and unending Inception music... every word that is uttered is met with annoying overdramatic loud music

As usual with this kind of series some of the episodes are more interesting than others. The best episodes were the Colombian based ones, El Chapo from Mexico and the ones that put me to sleep were the Frank. Lucas and Christopher Coke episodes. Still this is a decent series. Worth watching.

Interesting documenty to view if you have watched narcos, or if you have watched this watch narcos.

Sad thing no Angel Félix who within 3 series you thought Netflix would have hit upon by now if only to push Narcos Mexico

Anyway from The Gentleman of to the thugish queen of crack, Pablo to El Chapo this is informed if sometimes over inflated egos who speak for themselves.

Worth a watch

Just what we need, another docudrama about the world's Drug Lords. Still, I thought that perhaps with the overwhelmingly large recent canon of the Medellin Cartel syndicate contributions like: Alias J.J., Narco's, El Chapo, Escobar, and Loving Pablo, a series to hit on the other key players may be striking while the iron is hot; but to my dismay, it's just a tired underwhelming attempt to copy what's already been done time and again. My advice is to read the book written by hitman Jairo Velásquez as well as Chasing Pablo by Marquez and don't waste your time on this drivel.