This started out weird and never stopped. I wasn't sure what to make if it at first and nearly stopped watching, but then it took an unexpected turn and I just couldn't stop watching. A strange 2 hours of my life that I can't stop thinking about and telling other people about.

Entertaining, bizarre, disturbing.

This was probably the most exciting documentary I've ever seen. I was on the edge of my seat. The story is so bizarre, it's captivating.

dont believe the reviews there is no way this should be 95%

The suspense will keep you drawn into the story. It's a wild ride.

At times funny, at times disturbing, but always fascinating, Tickled is wildly entertaining documentary that excels due to the risks the filmmaker's were willing to take to get to the root of a problem more serious than its title would suggest.

I do not agree with the review by neoazra. David Paul D'Amato, the man featured in the documentary was the one proven in federal court in 2001 to have attempted to adversely affect people's lives. He was proven to have forged the email addresses of several college students in sending email-bombs to professors and in one case the university president to make it falsely appear that the student was committing the email-bombings. Many of the claims in the documentary are directly supported by the federal court documents, and Mr. D'Amato did indeed serve six months in federal prison as a result of these crimes, and the court documents show him plainly admitting that he did indeed do these things in direct connection with acquiring tickling videos. And plenty of the claims made about Jane O'Brien Media are solidly-documented in the film, so the film is nowhere even remotely close to a work of fiction.