Before MoviePass (and since), Ted Farnsworth has had a string of failed businesses. Here’s a timeline.

The documentary — based on reporting by Business Insider —reveals the more complicated reality of the phenomenon, showing how MoviePass cofounders Stacy Spikes and Hamet Watt were pushed out of the company after the arrival of Farnsworth and Lowe.

With Farnsworth and Lowe at the helm, hundreds of millions of dollars were spent to not just keep the unsustainable $10-a-month plan going, but also on lavish parties at Coachella, and starting a movie production arm best known for releasing the 2018 movie “Gotti,” a biopic on notorious crime boss John Gotti starring John Travolta that received a 0% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes.

In 2020, both HMNY and MoviePass went bankrupt (Spikes has since relaunched MoviePass), and two years later, Farnsworth and Lowe were charged with securities fraud.

As the documentary shows, the crash of MoviePass is just one of many failed ventures of the 61-year-old Farnsworth. Business Insider reached out to Farnsworth for comment but didn’t get a response.

Here’s a rundown of many of those companies (some of which went bankrupt), what Farnsworth did after MoviePass, and why he’s currently in jail.

Note: “MoviePass, MovieCrash” is based on Business Insider’s award-winning reporting on the company.