All of the Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos projects in the works

Theranos ex-CEO Elizabeth Holmes, a verdict has already been rendered.

If you've been on the internet at all times, you've seen a small truckload of sight reactions to HBO's The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley – many of them delighting in the damning portrayal of Holmes and her alleged multi-million dollar fraud.

But HBO was not the first to profile the entrepreneur and they will not be the last. From podcasts to movies, the now-defunct blood-testing company is the subject of a whole slew of projects, almost all of which position Holmes as their star subject.

Of course, not all of these projects are created equal. Here's a rundown on which Theranos projects you should check out in the wake of Holmes' reckoning.

HBO's The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley (Documentary)

Alex Gibney's highly stylized documentary about Elizabeth Holmes is the ideal starter pack for anyone just getting in on the Theranos obsession.

The Inventor lays out the basics of the Theranos fiasco, but focuses most of its energy on understanding Holmes' bizarre personality and behavior. Gibney uses Holmes' demise as a case study for his larger observations, namely the baffling psychology of fraudsters and the societal shortcomings that allow them to succeed.

It's an effective, bite-sized take on a complex and elaborate multi-year debacle that's certainly worth its two-hour runtime.

The Inventor is currently streaming on HBO.

ABC Radio's The Dropout (Podcast)

True crime fans know that where there's a crime, there's a podcast – and ABC's The Dropout is the most comprehensive Theranos-centered podcast on the market.

Rebecca Jarvis, this six-part series tackles Holmes' downfall from multiple angles and with meticulous detail. Heard is a wealth of exclusive interviews with people close to Holmes and her downfall, collected over the course of Jarvis's three-year investigation into the company.

If you're looking for the most complete Theranos narrative with the most informational value, The Dropout is your best bet.

The Dropout is available on ABC Radio and most other podcasting platforms, including Stitcher and Spotify.

ABC News Nightline's The Dropout (Documentary)

If you do not have time to listen to all The Dropout in podcast form, you can check out their companion Nightline documentary of the same name.

Also helmed by Jarvis, The Dropout It's a tightly packed crash that's all about the podcast.

The production value and drama of The Dropout is notably inferior to that of The Inventor, but it is also a complete picture of what happened – and continues to happen – with Theranos and its leaders. Namely, The Dropout Theranos COO and President Ramesh Balwani.

While the doc keeps the bulk of the blame with Holmes, it explores the wrongdoing of other execs. .

The Dropout is streaming on ABC, Hulu, and YouTube.

Bad Blood by John Carreyrou (book)

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Theranos investigative coverage Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou.

Interviewed for both The Inventor and The Dropout, Carreyrou first broke the story of Elizabeth Holmes' broad-scale deception in his 2015 article, "Hot Startup Theranos Has Struggled With Its Blood-Test Technology." The modest headline has been set to $ 9 billion, and the Carreyrou as Theranos' most prominent naysayer.

Carreyrou expands on his original report in his 2018 book, Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in Silicon Valley Startup. It's a longer endeavor than that, but nothing beats a source close to the subject matter.

Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in Silicon Valley Startup is available for purchase on Amazon.

Bad Blood directed by Adam McKay (upcoming movie)

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From his big blue eyes to his mysteriously deep voice, "the next Steve Jobs" So, who better to take on the role than Holmes lookalike Jennifer Lawrence?

Lawrence was first attached to the role of Elizabeth Holmes in 2016 and writer Vanessa Taylor (The Shape of Water) was signed to adapt Carreyrou's book for the movie's screenplay early last year. Since then, very few updates have been offered.

While no official release date has been announced, Bad Blood is rumored to hit theaters next year. Here's hoping the Holmes fixation has not run its course by then.

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