@whatthewhatthewhat
"so you take everything at face value? Believe everything you see, read and watch? I'd rather question stuff, thanks..."
I tend to find that's what the people who watch lunar hoax videos on YouTube do - they tend to believe what the hoaxers say without checking it for themselves.
Personally I took each claim as a jumping-off point for my own questioning. It helps that I have a science background, too.
So, for example: "the radiation in the Van Allen belts would have killed the astronauts"
Would it? What levels/types of radiation exist in the belts? How long would it take to get a lethal dose? How long did the Apollo craft take to pass through? What protection would the hull of the Command Module provide? etc etc. Once you work your way through that lot, you find that the radiation level was no problem at all.
What really gets my goat with hoax believers is that the vast majority of them have no idea at all about how the Apollo missions actually worked, and the history leading up to them. Some of them, for example, have no idea at all how the lunar module worked, what it was for or even how it got into space. Some even seem to believe the astronauts used it to get back to Earth. All of these things could be answered in half an hour or so on the Web.