elijah wood

Knowing these are actual conversations between Bill Hagmaier and Ted Bundy adds an edge to the proceedings, but watching the men talk in isolation with no reference to any other part of their lives makes this a sort of intellectual exercise that remains unconnected to the emotional. Except for revulsion. Any student of psychopathy can explain that serial killers are generally a dull bunch, distinguished only by the mad-dog impulses that eventually get them put down. Bundy had smartest-guy-in-the-room syndrome but was otherwise not remotely interesting enough to warrant the 20 or so movies, series and podcasts about his life.