Content Library Adds Four Documentaries from Monster Films

Exclusive: The content company of Ben Silverman and Howard T. Owens has acquired true crime and historical murder titles from UK producer Monster Films. The Real X-Files from Sky History, True Crime's Almost Perfect Murders, The Secret World of Forensics, and BBC's Dark Land: The Hunt for a Killer have joined the Propagate library.

EXCLUSIVE: Promotional content Ben Silverman and Howard T. Owens have acquired the true-crime drama and historical-murder title from UK producer Monster Films.

Sky History's The Real X-Files, True Crime's Almost Perfect Murders and The Secret World of Forensics and BBC's Dark Land: The Hunt for a Killer have joined Propagate's library following a deal brokered by the company's CFO Noah Nocino and Marmalade's Jimmy Humphrey to see who opens the skies again.

Each series has 10 60-minute episodes, which Daniel Tunnell, head of international at Propagate, said, "provides a distinct lens of unexplained true crime, while offering the kind of character-driven storytelling that resonates with international audiences." Related News ITV News 'Galway Bay Murders' Trailer Starring Kate Mulgrew and Clem MiniNews Epic Greek Drama 'The Great Khmer' Hits US and Global Markets

The Real X-Files unearths once-classified files buried beneath London's Public Record Office documenting decades of military, intelligence and police investigations into the paranormal - from the Bermuda Triangle to recovered alien spacecraft. Watch on Deadline

Almost Perfect Murders follows ten British cases in which killers are caught after committing seemingly unsolvable crimes, while The Secret World of Forensics pulls back the curtain on ten murder investigations, spotlighting forensic pioneers and showing how science leads to the truth.

Darkland explores unsolved cold cases in Wales involving more than 100 murders, bringing in police and psychological investigators to revisit them.

"We are very excited to be working with Propagate Content on these four titles," said David Howard and Rick Hall, co-founders of Monster Films. "Admiring their ambitious and expansive slates from afar, we thought they were the right fit to bring these collections to market.

Propagate's acclaimed documentaries include The Last First: Winter K2 for Apple TV, I'm Chevy Chase and You're Not for CNN, Untold for Netflix, Emmy-nominated Hillary for Hulu, LFG for HBO Max and Jerry West: The Logo for Prime Video.

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