Netflix is home to several original TV shows and movies, but the streaming giant has also blessed the industry with several documentaries; regardless of whether it is in series or movie format. While some of them give you a great insight into the lives of the famous personalities, some focus on the brutal crimes or the perpetrator who committed these acts. Well, if you're wondering which documentaries on Netflix deserve your time, here's a perfect list discussing some of the best.

From award-winning director-producer duo Fisher Stevens and John Battsek, Beckham is a four-part documentary that lets the world know a side of David Beckham that hasn't been heard or seen before. The documentary also makes his fans realize that he wasn't always the one who was loved; in fact he was and is a flawed person who made mistakes in his life. We also get to see the candid interviews with the man himself, his wife Victoria Beckham, his friends and many of his acquaintances.

While the documentary highlights the lifestyle David Beckham led as a footballer, we also learn about several other things we didn't know before. For example, Beckham himself revealed that the physical effects of playing football caused him to take a break from the profession he loved.

If you have a weak heart, I would not recommend this documentary to you. American Murder: The Family Next Door is a true crime documentary on Netflix that tells the story of a woman named Shanann Watts and her two daughters, who were murdered by someone they always looked up to. The little girls thought their father was their hero, but he turned out to be the biggest villain in their lives. The documentary also warns us about the consequences of meeting the wrong person in the online dating world.