Let’s start with a sigh: Play is fun, noisy, don’t make jokes about appearance, Ted is really handsome.
However, this curly-haired, blue-eyed man is a veritable "Jack the Ripper" in the 1970s in the United States.
Murder, abuse, sexual assault, corpse division, corpse rape, prison escape, any word is enough to make this man's life unique.
He confessed to 36 murders before his death, with more than 100 victims, but the true number of victims is still unknown.
Ted Bundy’s greatest contribution may be to provide too much inspiration for murder crime movies, but compared to movies, what makes me feel the most real and shocking is the documentary "Dialogue with the Killer: Ted Bundy Videotape". The dialogue format is The highlight of this documentary.
A timeline runs through Ted’s life, recording from his childhood, until every time he rapes and kills the victim, interspersed with dialogue between the recorder and Ted. This documentary seems to say to the audience: "I don’t know anything. Please interpret it yourself."
Although the content of the four episodes is not short, there are not many explanations, evaluations, and descriptions throughout the documentary. It is just real things done by real people. The "blank" in this way of presentation gives the audience extremely Strong thinking space and more emotional touch.
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