A "Shockumentary" is a film genre that combines documentary-style filmmaking with sensational or shocking content. These films often focus on controversial subjects, aiming to provoke strong emotional reactions from viewers. They may include graphic imagery, disturbing themes, or unusual lifestyles, challenging societal norms and expectations. Typically, shockumentaries explore topics such as true crime, extreme subcultures, or unusual medical conditions. They often blur the lines between reality and entertainment, raising questions about ethics in filmmaking. Notable examples include Faces of Death and The Act of Killing, which have sparked discussions about the impact of such content on audiences.