Netflix's 'bonkers' new true crime documentary dubbed 'the Australian version of Tiger King'

Netflix subscribers have praised a 'bonkers' new documentary series that many claim is the best thing since Tiger King.

Last Stop Larrimah, which landed on the platform earlier this month, explores the tiny Australian outback town of Larrimah. With a population of just 11 people, suspicions grow after one of the residents goes missing - with each eccentric local a possible suspect.

The two-part series explores the history of Larrimah - and what happened ahead of Paddy Moriarty and his pet dog Kellie vanishing on on December 16 2017, after a visit to the local pub. The two-part series, produced by HBO Duplass Brothers Productions, has been hailed a must-watch by viewers, with some claiming its the 'craziest and most entertaining' documentary they've seen in a while.'

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Taking to X, formerly Twitter, viewers raved about the programme. @TheBoozyPoet said: "If you're at a loose end and need something good to watch, you should watch Last Stop Larrimah on Netflix. It is f***** WILD. Two episodes of absolute bonkers." while @_CaitlinMcGlone echoed: "Can we just talk about how bonkers Last Stop Larrimah is?!!"

@BinaDouble07 said: "Last Stop Larrimah on Netflix is amazing - most gonzo tale since Tiger King. It’s also the best advertisement for using sunscreen I’ve ever seen" as @dudeonthebay agreed: "Last Stop Larrimah... has to be one of the craziest and most entertaining documentaries I’ve seen in awhile. Think Tiger King but with Aussies."

@kosei_sha agreed: "‘Last Stop Larrimah’ reminds me of ‘Tiger King’" as