How accurate is 'The Staircase' in depicting the true story?

It's fairly accurate. It does a good job of portraying the main events of the Michael Peterson case. However, like any adaptation, some details might be tweaked for dramatic effect.

The 'Mindhunter' series is quite accurate in many aspects. It's based on real research and cases. For example, the way they interview serial killers is similar to what was done in real life. However, some dramatic elements are added for entertainment purposes.

It's fairly accurate. The show does a good job of portraying the main events in Harry Selfridge's life. However, like any adaptation, there are some fictional elements added for dramatic effect.

The 'Woman King' is fairly accurate in depicting the general existence and capabilities of the Agojie. However, some aspects might be dramatized for the sake of the movie. For example, the relationships between the characters might be more fictionalized to create a more engaging story. But overall, it does capture the essence of these powerful female warriors from Dahomey.

The accuracy of 'Outlaw King' in depicting the true story is a mixed bag. On one hand, it does a great job of highlighting the key events such as the conflict between Robert the Bruce and the English. It shows his determination and the challenges he faced. The movie also tries to be true to the historical setting, with accurate costumes and settings. But on the other hand, it may have taken some creative liberties. For instance, some of the smaller details of the battles or the exact sequence of events might not be entirely accurate. Still, it gives a good general idea of the true story of Robert the Bruce and his fight for Scottish independence.

It's moderately accurate. The movie gets the overall feel of the Viking age right, like the costumes and the use of weapons. But some parts are dramatized for entertainment.

It has some inaccuracies. For example, the timeline might be a bit off in some parts. But overall, it captures the essence of William Wallace's fight against the English well.

It's somewhat accurate. The basic premise of the family getting threatening letters from 'The Watcher' is true. But like most shows based on true stories, some details are changed or dramatized for entertainment purposes.

It's not very accurate. It has a lot of ideological biases that distort the real events.

The Vikings series has some accuracy. It gets basic elements like the Viking raids, their longships, and some cultural aspects right. For example, the use of runes and the importance of Valhalla in their beliefs are depicted. However, it also takes some creative liberties for the sake of entertainment. For instance, some of the character relationships might be fictionalized to add drama.