Archive · 30 Jul 2025
Prime Video Acquires Raoul Moat Documentary 'Rampage'
Prime Video is adding more true crime documentaries to their streaming service.
One of these shows is about Raoul Moat, who went on a shooting spree in England.
After shooting people, he was hunted by police for a week before he died.
The new documentary will be called 'Rampage'.
Prime Video also bought two other documentaries from the same production company.
These documentaries tell stories about crime investigations and wanted fugitives.
Prime Video acquired 'Rampage,' a true crime documentary about the Raoul Moat manhunt.
The documentary is directed by Aodh Breathnach and focuses on the week-long manhunt.
Raoul Moat went on a two-day shooting spree, resulting in one death and two injuries.
Moat died by suicide after a six-hour standoff with the police.
Prime Video also acquired two other true crime documentaries from Firecrest Films.
- Who
- Prime Video acquired the documentary from Firecrest Films, directed by Aodh Breathnach.
- What
- Prime Video bought a true crime documentary about Raoul Moat.
- When
- The acquisition was recently announced.
- Where
- The events occurred in the North East of England; Prime Video is a streaming service.
- Why
- To expand its true crime documentary offerings.
- Title
- Rampage: The Raoul Moat Manhunt (working title)
- Streaming Service
- Prime Video
- Director
- Aodh Breathnach
- Production Company
- Firecrest Films
- Subject
- Raoul Moat manhunt