Or as full title reads Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, tells the story of the notorious American serial killer Ted Bundy (Zac Effron), as told through the memoirs of his long term girlfriend Liz Kendall (Lily Collins). A solid 7/10 from me with some fine performances, including the 2 leads. A film that imo tries to show Bundy in a better light, (the fact he did seem loving to her and her daughter), but probably fails given the amount he killed. A lot was made on the fact it was the first trial that was video recorded in America and a bit of a pantomime because of it. Some good support acting including Jon Malkovich as the judge and look out for a grown up 'I see dead people' Haley Joel Osment as Liz's co-worker. Wait for the end credits when we get to see real footage of the time and it's truly uncanny, almost scary how much Effron looks like Bundy imo. Not the best film you will ever see but deffo worth a watch and released same time in the cinemas and on SKY Movies Premiere.
was a 4 parter as Acey alludes to but deffo not a 10/10 - more likely a 5/10 as these "previously unreleased" taped confessions were just a re-hash of what was "already out there" if you looked hard enough - for ott hype though from Netflix it was a deffo 10/10
Looking forward to watching the film mind
was a 4 parter as Acey alludes to but deffo not a 10/10 - more likely a 5/10 as these "previously unreleased" taped confessions were just a re-hash of what was "already out there" if you looked hard enough - for ott hype though from Netflix it was a