Why Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes Documentary You Can See Everything Feels Like a Psychological Horror Movie
The film follows the Theranos founder and her partner Billy Evans in the 34 days before she went to federal prison.
The internet is going crazy over You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder's new documentary that feels like a psychological horror movie. It follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and her partner in the 34 days right before she had to go to federal prison to serve an 11 year sentence.
Elizabeth Holmes invited Nathan Fielder and a film crew in
Nobody knew this was happening, but Holmes actually invited Nathan Fielder and a film crew. What is weird about this documentary is that it feels like a movie with an eerie vibe.
Why people are so intrigued by Holmes
Holmes went to prison over her failed blood testing startup, but people have become very intrigued because she genuinely believes she did nothing wrong. They are also drawn to her very unique personality. She always wore similar clothes and never really blinked much, and some have said she speaks in a very unnatural voice.
What do you find most fascinating about Elizabeth Holmes: her personality, or her belief that she did nothing wrong?
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Adapted with AI from Movie Facts Pro's video of 3 October 2026 and checked against the video before publication. Editorial standards · Corrections
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