Ted Bundy needs no introduction no matter where you live geographically. His infamous tales have been covered numerous times. Here are 10 movies that capture his terror perfectly
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The Ted Bundy movies that don’t spend much time on the murders are the finest. The story’s perspective is what makes “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile” unique
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The 2008 film “Bundy: An American Icon” (also known as “Bundy: A Legacy of Evil”) presents Bundy’s life narrative via a narrow perspective despite being billed as a biography.
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In this movie, Bundy’s crimes take a backseat to the focus on his friendship with Rule. “The Stranger Beside Me” has a distinctly distinct point of view.
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No Man of God” is one of the Bundy filmography’s more unexpected inclusions. The tale is reexamined in the film by Bundy’s “relationship” with FBI agent Bill Hagmaier.
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The fact that “Bundy: The Deliberate Stranger” was published when Ted Bundy was still alive shouldn’t be shocking. The movie provides an accurate representation of Bundy’s crimes.
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It is a feeble attempt to go into the life of notorious murderer Gary Ridgway, whose case notably sought advice from outsiders, including death-row convict Ted Bundy.
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The movie “Ted Bundy,” contrasts Bundy’s ostensibly beautiful family background with the horrific violence that earned him notoriety.
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This Norma Bailey-directed film, which is touted as a two-part miniseries and is similar to 1986’s “The Deliberate Stranger,” delves further into the tale of the search for Gary Ridgway
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“Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman,” which is directed by Daniel Farrands, is refreshingly less exploitative than his awful depictions of the killings of Sharon Tate and Nicole Brown Simpson.
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The investigation in the movie involves Robert Keppel (Bruce Greenwood), a professor of criminology at Washington State who was on the task force that apprehended Ted Bundy ten years earlier.