Bundy

Has its moments...
Not one of the best serial killer flicks out there but "Bundy: A Legacy of Evil" has its moments. I thought Corin Nemec did an admirable job as Ted Bundy as did Jen Nikolaisen as his girlfriend Stephanie. I loved the scene in the restaurant after they rekindle their romance. The scene in the dorm with the two sleeping coeds is definitely the most gruesome scene in the movie, but this film missed out with a soundtrack that simply didn't fit and some hokey acting by others (the sheriff who arrests him in the desert, the warden and the officer on the stand). Don't get me wrong, this is a must for those who enjoy serial killer flicks. It is much better than many...but not as good as some. 3 stars.

Film is a Travesty
2/3 of film is "Background and fluff". Bundy's Activities in Wash, Utah, Colo and one in Fla are omitted--the core of the story. Scene with cop in desert never occurred as shown. Didn't even get the color of his VW right. At least 85% fiction. Bad film, and terrible attention to detail. Huge disappointment

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Corin Nemec pairs with Director Michael Feifer on their fourth direct-to-video profile of a serial killer. This time the one they chose was Ted Bundy and the movie is not as advertised. Even though their other collaborations have been less than steller, I decided to watch this one, because it was described as a "drama that traces the path of this charming icon serial killer." From that, I was hoping to see a biographical film and that's the way it started out. After a half-hour or so, the film unfortunately descended into a blood bath. Ever since establishing himself with the hilarious teen comedy, Parker Lewis Can't Lose, Corky Nemec has turned to the dark side and seems to thrive on playing these twisted evil men. The former teen idol is terrific and gives a really strong performance, but it was the only thing of note in this film. After introducing us to Bundy, the writers stop focusing on the man and focus on his crimes. For the final hour of this film that's all you see, until a...

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