Is Roofman a True Story? The Real Man Who Lived Inside a Toys R Us

  The most unbelievable part of Roofman is the part the filmmakers did not invent. A decorated Army veteran robbed dozens of McDonald’s by cutting holes in their roofs, escaped a forty-five-year prison sentence, and then hid for months inside a Toys R Us, living off the shelves and watching the employees on baby monitors. … Read more

Wardriver Ending Explained: Who Was Really Running the Heist

  The title of Wardriver is a real thing. Wardriving is the practice of cruising a city with a laptop, sweeping for wireless networks to break into, stealing while you keep moving so you never have to look at anyone you take from. That distance is the whole story Cole tells himself: if he is … Read more