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For three consecutive years, documentary streaming service MagellanTV has been giving true crime lovers a chance to live their best life: binge-watch documentaries and get paid by doing it. Every year, they pay a lucky fanatic $100 per hour of binge-watching the goriest, most chilling films, totaling $2400 for a 24-hour marathon. The winner receives a list of documentaries to complete, and they have 48 hours to tick off everything.
Eco Eye with Duncan Stuart, Exploring Venus, Quest for the Lost Pharaoh, World War II: The Last Heroes,Rated 5/5 stars by verified purchasers, Magellan packs over 3,000 high-quality movies and series from the world’s best filmmakers, with content that tackles only the best stories.
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