The zac efron one served a particular purpose to showcase how he was viewed at the time by contrasting it with what people view as hot or attractive currently
Better than The Deliberate Stranger? Idk, Mark Harmon was pretty damn good. This guy did do well too though and def had Bundy’s look in the late 80’s before execution.
It's a tragedy that if you ask someone on the streets who Kimberly Leach is, they wouldn't know, but they know Bundy and his romanticized image. The last year and a half it's been a pure Ted-a-Thon, with documentaries and movies and damn comic books. People continue to be fascinated by a man so debased he held a grudge and inner hatred for the 12 year old he murdered because she 'talked back' to him. I hope that every single one of those girls managed to say something to him that hurt. Hurt him where it hurt him the most, in his fragile, pathetic imitation of manhood. Our culture made him a modern Jesse James or Billy the Kid.
@@listentothenightfilms I seems just as sex sells so does murder / serial killers it’s beyond wrong to romanticise these monsters but it’s only society to blame
The one and only problem with this movie is that it was so condensed into 100 minutes. In fact, I would have preferred seeing this as a movie series. 1 season to really put all of it on the table. So much to unpack. Not just the conversation, but the emotional roller coaster Bill Hagmaier goes through in the 7-8 years he interviews Ted. This deserved at LEAST an extra hour of film. Would have loved to have seen it as a series. Phenomenal movie. The climax was..... oufff.
They need to STOP making entertainment on this sicko! Making him famous and allowing the families to relive this horror! Let evil suffer alone and the innocent dead and survivers rest!
@@TheNeverists666 Exactly. I'm glad I didn't have to watch actors and actresses act out r*pe scenes in *No Man Of God.* I can't handle that sh-t in movies; it's a trigger, and it's really unnecessary. I think both this film (in which the dialogue was taken directly from the interview tapes), and the Zac Efron film did a really good job of portraying both sides of Ted Bundy. I haven't seen the one with Mark Harmon yet; not sure if I should (because of possible triggers being shown), but the one from 2002 entitled *Ted Bundy* (played by Michael Reilley Burke) was just gratuitous and repetitive, showing the violence and then there was a r*pe scene; I turned it off and didn't even finish watching it.
@@EmunahFL I personally hate the Zac Efron film for the same reason I refuse to watch the TV series Dahmer, it was exploitative and not true to the facts of the case, whoever wrote the Zach Efron film didn't seem to understand Bundy, they tried to paint him as having an attachment to his girlfriend which....he absolutely did not, I agree with everything you're saying though.
I've watched hours upon hours of Ted bundys interviews and this guy Luke Kirby is the exact replica of that evil man. His mannerism, facial expressions, the tone of his voice, the calculating conversations on top of being almost identical looking...just WOW! 😳 Gave me chills 🥶
that zac effron flick was such fucking schlock, compare that to the two bundy flicks from decades ago-one was a low budget tv aired flick, and even that was way better-like if you're going to glamorize the killer at least show some of the murders, get gritty with it. either go all the way and dramatize the murders, or do something interesting with it, like psychological suspense as seems the direction of this one. don't get me started on the ending, "hacksaw", what fucking rubbish, it's clear they were marketing the flick to emotionally immature women. like hey I like a good exploitation flick, if I could have it my way every serial killer from the 1800s to now would have their own movie serials, but there's nothing more that I hate than an exploitation film which tries to pretend it isn't an exploitation film. this one seems to be going in the opposite direction though and that's welcome, kinda similar to mindhunter.
first half of the movie, i thought that too, and it pissed me off. then i realized that i'm looking at it from the wrong perspective. if you imagine for a second , from the perspective of the girlfriend (or family membember or friend) it all makes sense for the movie to make him look likeable. Until the very end, WITH the other characters, there is disbelief and sympathy. just when he tells her (writes) what he actually did, is when she accepted the truth. The movie is about the painful path of realizing the fact that the person you knew was all a lie/facade. If you experienced something like this (not necessarily a murderer, "just" a regular narcissist) this movie becomes very familiar and true to reality. I also hated the fact how "likeable" the movie Ted was. But also, that is the reality with these personality (disorder) types. They ARE likeable and they CAN completely fool you. I think the movie did a good job in that regard. And also finally showed the perspective of the people who had to live with these type of people: that is also not a really common story to tell.
I watched this last night. It's had a few reservedly good reviews, but I think it's excellent: and in my opinion most movies from the last few years have been mediocre to outright crap.Luke Kirby is phenomenal. It's as if Bundy himself is in the room.
I watched this movie and Ted says in a time that Diana Edwards (His long brown hair girlfriend) wasn't an important episode in his life to be impacted for the crimes. What can say about this? Is this truly said by him?
I watched this movie and Ted says in a time that Diana Edwards (His long brown hair girlfriend) wasn't an important episode in his life to be impacted for the crimes. What can say about this? Is this truly said by him?
The actors eye and head movements in this trailer are exactly like Bundy’s. I’ve not seen an actor look so much like him. Should see more of him because that couldn’t have been easy.
I'd watch it. To those who enjoyed "Criminal Minds" and other crime investigation movies, I believe this one should follow the same guidelines. Sign me up. EDIT: Just saw it yesterday. Great one! 7/10
@@Strykenine They all fall into that same investigation category. I thought about quoting Mindhunter too, a great series indeed, but preferred to keep my comment short. :)
@@nadyahtg3678 Wow, as it so happens I just watched it yesterday, in time to answer your question, hahahah. Well, I'd give it a 6.5, almost a 7/10. But only because I am already a fan of the investigative genre, who has watched and enjoyed Mindhunter and others. Its basically all about talking in a room with the killer and understanding his mind, even coming to the point of humanizing him prior to the electric chair. If you are not used to that sort of plot, you'd be yawning after 10 minutes. :D
sadly luke said he would prob. have turned it down as he wouldnt wanna be labeled as that guy who played and looked like ted bundy... this is much better for him he said.. no killing or anything like that, leave that to efron and chad michael murray xD
let me rephrase that , that guy who looked and sounded and killed like bundy.. this is the type of movie he agreed to do im sure he got offered the roles efron played and chad murray is playing. i mean i rem. luke kirby in halloween resurrection...
I'm here because I saw ... 'Hot Ones' .. August 12 at 11:00 AM ... Elijah Wood Tastes the Lava of Mount Doom While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones Elijah Wood has been in more than 60 films over the course of his more than 30-year acting career-from Academy Award-winning indies, to one of the highest-grossing box office film franchises of all time in Lord of the Rings. His latest project is No Man of God, which is set to release in theaters and On Demand August 27th. But how is he with spicy food? An impromptu tasting at the Complex offices last year didn't bode well, but now Elijah is back for revenge in the Season 15 finale. Watch as he takes on the wings of death and discusses Lord of the Rings lore, Austin food favorites, and the differences between horror films and video games. Thanks for another great season, spice lords!
Schizophrenia is a mental disorder[13] characterized by continuous or relapsing episodes of psychosis.[5] Major symptoms include hallucinations (typically hearing voices), delusions, paranoia, and disorganized thinking.[7] Other symptoms include social withdrawal, decreased emotional expression, and apathy.[5] Symptoms typically come on gradually, begin in young adulthood, and in many cases never resolve.[3][7] There is no objective diagnostic test; the diagnosis is used to describe observed behavior that may stem from numerous different causes. Besides observed behavior, doctors will also take a history that includes the person's reported experiences, and reports of others familiar with the person, when making a diagnosis.[7] To diagnose someone with schizophrenia, doctors are supposed to confirm that symptoms and functional impairment are present for six months (DSM-5) or one month (ICD-11).[7][11] Many people with schizophrenia have other mental disorders, especially substance use disorders, depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.[7] About 0.3% to 0.7% of people are diagnosed with schizophrenia during their lifetime.[14] In 2017, there were an estimated 1.1 million new cases and in 2019 a total of 20 million cases globally.[2][15] Males are more often affected and on average have an earlier onset,[2] although some large reviews have not found gender differences in the prevalence of the disorder.[needs update][16][17] The likely causes of schizophrenia include genetic and environmental factors.[5] Genetic factors include a variety of common and rare genetic variants.[18] Possible environmental factors include being raised in a city, cannabis use during adolescence, infections, the ages of a person's mother or father, and poor nutrition during pregnancy.[5][19] About half of those diagnosed with schizophrenia will have a significant improvement over the long term with no further relapses, and a small proportion of these will recover completely.[7][20] The other half will have a lifelong impairment.[21] In some cases people may be repeatedly admitted to hospitals.[20] Social problems such as long-term unemployment, poverty, homelessness, exploitation, and victimization are commonly correlated with schizophrenia.[22][23] Compared to the general population, people with schizophrenia have a higher suicide rate (about 5% overall) and more physical health problems,[24][25] leading to an average decrease in life expectancy by 20 years.[10] In 2015, an estimated 17,000 deaths were linked to schizophrenia.[12] The mainstay of treatment is antipsychotic medication, along with counseling, job training, and social rehabilitation.[5] Up to a third of people do not respond to initial antipsychotics, in which case the atypical antipsychotic clozapine may be used.[26] In a network comparative meta-analysis of 15 antipsychotic drugs, clozapine was significantly more effective than all other drugs, although clozapine's heavily multimodal action may cause more side effects.[27] In situations where doctors judge that there is a risk of harm to self or others, they may impose short involuntary hospitalization.[28] Long-term hospitalization is used on a small number of people with severe schizophrenia.[29] In some countries where supportive services are limited or unavailable, long-term hospital stays are more common.[30]
Holy shit, I thought the actor who plays Bundy looked familiar and a little too much like the real man. I can't believe that's Luke Kirby as in I played Lenny Bruce in Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
It's not as gripping and intelligent as the Mindhunter series but the film is worth watching especially for Bill Ike's impressive acting performance as Ted Bundy.
I was excited for like half a second until I saw it was about Ted bundy like this hasn’t been done a thousand times over. Let’s cover someone else. Say, Samuel little?
love how this movie includes long speculated relationship between Ted Bundy and his civil attorney Diana Weiner in the last few years of his life on death row. In the end the producers provide one little scene where Diana Weiner claims she hated Ted Bundy. The rest of the scenes with her character along with artfully clever remarks by prison officials are strongly clear insinuation of something more.
I watched this movie and Ted says in a time that Diana Edwards (His long brown hair girlfriend) wasn't an important episode in his life to be impacted for the crimes. What can say about this? Is this truly said by him?
It's a great movie, it conveys the horror of our own potentiality of becoming exactly like Ted Bundy, a look into the abyss of our sinning nature, without employing gore or sexual images, it's pure dialogue and great acting.
Hey, I really like your comment, particularly you highlighting the potential of any of us becoming like Ted. I feel I often see people dub criminals as "monsters" or "evil", without any apparent attempt at empathy or understanding. I think this may happen because it's much easier to disregard things we don't understand than it is to deepen our understanding. Or because we seem to enjoy the self-righteous moral pedestal we can place ourselves on when we look down on others, putting our own susceptibility out of mind. Or because we would be scared to admit how alike a killer and ourselves may be at core, as I think you suggest. However, seeing that behaviour does frustrate me, as I feel that without empathy and understanding, we disregard the potential for gaining further insight into who we are as human beings. And we disallow any recourse for those who have lost their way. I think that empathy and understanding are necessary for resolving cycles of trauma and helping ourselves and humanity grow. So I was just wondering whether you had any thoughts around that: whether you see others practicing a little or a lot of empathy? And your feelings about that. And whether you think empathy and understanding have a role to play in humanity's growth. Thank you, R
He's like : Hi . Im special agent, frodo bagins. Mr bundy? Where did you get that ring? Gandolf told me you took belonging of ur victims. Is that how u get the ring?
I can't believe I haven't seen this till now. Every other cinematic version has completely NOT captured Ted as well as these clips appear to have done..... the '90s film, Bundy. Did a reasonable job compared to the others, as a cinema story - but this actor is for sure - LIGHT YEARS ahead of the rest in terms of his Ted-ness........😉
Fun fact: The guy who played Ted the real serial killer is once killed by the fictional Serial killer Michael Myers. In the worst Halloween movie called Halloween resurrection
Creepy trailer , people always want to know why these horrible crimes have been committed, bet the investigators hate been so close to the perpetrators, only good that can come out of it is if they see patterns in behaviour or personality, they might be able to stop them, and prevent more innocent victims being killed .
I’m very much sick of serial killer stories when making stories about the victims would not only be better, it would be cathartic. We get it. Serial killers are crazy. Talk about something else. Talk about those whose memories deserve to be kept alive, not those who took them away.
The victims of serial killers were always normal people with normal lives, so even though they were victims, nobody is going to care about a movie about victims of serial killings. Do we get to watch them in school, at work or shopping at the mall before they get killed? Serial killers are infinitely more interesting, because of the twisted way they think and perceive this world.
The victims aren't interesting. Stop trying to stroke your fevered ego by pretending to be some morally superior being, nobody is going to watch a 2 hour movie about one of Bundy's victims, nothing interesting would happen up until the point where Bundy kills them.
@@remc0s sounds like someone has no imagination and can’t script a movie from the POV of a victim in contact with a serial killer. It’s not even about moral high ground, it’s fucking boring. They are crazy and egotistical. Other than that, there is nothing new. Watching another episode interview with someone’s entire personality is murder is not intriguing. Ppl don’t even watch these shows because of the killer, they watch it because of what happened to the victims.
@@Whocaresanymore970 yeah cause watching another interview where nothing new is said about another serial killer is the height of high class entertainment 🍷 serial killers aren’t diverse. They all do the same damn thing. Motive is different but it’s the same conclusion. Find those who escaped. Find those who survived. Find the families of those who died. Many series have been based on missing people. It’s not a new concept. Y’all just wanna roll around in basic.
Lies at the end about the lawyer of her real name Diana Weiner, Ted Bundy and she had an intimate relationship, they were very close, moreover in an interview she says that it was very spiritual with T. Bundy, c ' were kindred spirits, they were very much in love.
Have to admit I like Ted bundy films I know there's a few and new one is really good and got a massive audience especially the women because of the actor 😂however just watch this last night and I must say he looks like bundy ( a good bit) his mannerseesm, the way he talks acts, mind blowing Great movie
Yes, he was. Though he had a strong opinion on not wanting people to think he was insane/crazy to the point he would rather them say he was sane than to say he was insane in order to save his life. Not that it would have saved his life, but that seemed to be his feelings. But he definitely didn't want to die. Just like none of the many people he killed didn't want to die either, but weren't given a choice or any time to get closure unlike him.
There is same comic about this but the arrested guy is actual god and the helper is just a guard who want to live a good life the god guy grab his hand show him a world of dream and heaven where no one get old, hungry,sad and alone but the guard refuse it and the god leaves
Omg he sounds like the real Ted Bundy, he acts like him and he looks like him this is creepy you can feel it damn now we want a movie when he is out of jail.. long before his exceution back in 1974 with Luke Kirby as Ted Bundy
I actually tend to really think he killed that little girl that was his neighbor back in the 60s when he was a teenager. Might have been his first kill. Pretty damn sure it was as it was too much of a coincidence and they knew each other.
Love Elijah, but don’t see how there’s enough material to make a quality 90 minute movie with a good structure and tension. This looks like it will have the same issues as “true story” with James Franco and Jonah Hill.
It’s creepy how much he looks and acts like Ted. I’m in complete awe.
Same! His mannerisms are perfect.
I actually came to the full trailer from a shorter ad to get a better glimpse. Really uncanny.
How do you know ? Did you know Ted ?
@@seannicolas8102 you serious, Bundy is one of the most documented serial killers of all time, there is a huge amount of footage of him.
Give the guy playing Ted a Oscar he looked and sounded like Ted bundy and his Mannerisms
Hands down the most authentic portrayal of Bundy.
I'm starting to think that the only role Elijah Wood can't play is that of himself looking older.
I was just thinking the same thing. Some people age so much slower than everyone else, its so weird
🤣😂😅
damn when i first saw the actor playing bundy i did a double take...looks like him...this is like mindhunter level stuff...wanna see this
Yes, and what idiots did? They cancelled MindHunter season3 🥲😭
@@Suleeiyea right, i watch the movie and keep thinking of how good mindhunter s3 would've been. fuck them netflix idiots
The lookalike is OUTSTANDING. Just incredible.
He actually looks more like Ted Bundy than Zac Efron did in “Extremely Wicked”.
That movie was terrible Mark Harmon played the best bundy in the 80's
That looks a lot like bundy
Mark Harmon was the best bundy
His mannerisms and expressions are eerily close...
The zac efron one served a particular purpose to showcase how he was viewed at the time by contrasting it with what people view as hot or attractive currently
Luke Kirby was mind-blowing with his portrayal of Ted Bundy. There's been very few actors that have impressed me as much as he did.
Think I preferred Richard Mark.
@@r4h4al Was that the film 'Bundy'?
@@icrawford40 No Bundy & the green river killer.
@@r4h4al oh yes - I did see that. The guy was good but I really do think this Kirby guy has it down.
This was the best portrayal of Ted Bundy so far and I've watched all of them. Pretty good movie.
Better than The Deliberate Stranger? Idk, Mark Harmon was pretty damn good. This guy did do well too though and def had Bundy’s look in the late 80’s before execution.
Might be the best portrayal of Bundy. The real Ted would love all this attention.
It's a tragedy that if you ask someone on the streets who Kimberly Leach is, they wouldn't know, but they know Bundy and his romanticized image. The last year and a half it's been a pure Ted-a-Thon, with documentaries and movies and damn comic books. People continue to be fascinated by a man so debased he held a grudge and inner hatred for the 12 year old he murdered because she 'talked back' to him. I hope that every single one of those girls managed to say something to him that hurt. Hurt him where it hurt him the most, in his fragile, pathetic imitation of manhood. Our culture made him a modern Jesse James or Billy the Kid.
@@listentothenightfilms I seems just as sex sells so does murder / serial killers it’s beyond wrong to romanticise these monsters but it’s only society to blame
@@listentothenightfilms I think you are right. But if it helps, I would know Kimberly leach :( so sad
He def did well. Mark Harmon in The Deliberate Stranger in 1986 was best though.
he sleeked none only quenched his desire.
The one and only problem with this movie is that it was so condensed into 100 minutes.
In fact, I would have preferred seeing this as a movie series. 1 season to really put all of it on the table.
So much to unpack. Not just the conversation, but the emotional roller coaster Bill Hagmaier goes through in the 7-8 years he interviews Ted.
This deserved at LEAST an extra hour of film. Would have loved to have seen it as a series.
Phenomenal movie. The climax was..... oufff.
They need to STOP making entertainment on this sicko! Making him famous and allowing the families to relive this horror! Let evil suffer alone and the innocent dead and survivers rest!
@Ed Findlay not at all, this film didn't glorify Bundy, it showed him as he was, it's a very respectful take on the events.
@@TheNeverists666 Exactly. I'm glad I didn't have to watch actors and actresses act out r*pe scenes in *No Man Of God.* I can't handle that sh-t in movies; it's a trigger, and it's really unnecessary. I think both this film (in which the dialogue was taken directly from the interview tapes), and the Zac Efron film did a really good job of portraying both sides of Ted Bundy. I haven't seen the one with Mark Harmon yet; not sure if I should (because of possible triggers being shown), but the one from 2002 entitled *Ted Bundy* (played by Michael Reilley Burke) was just gratuitous and repetitive, showing the violence and then there was a r*pe scene; I turned it off and didn't even finish watching it.
@@EmunahFL I personally hate the Zac Efron film for the same reason I refuse to watch the TV series Dahmer, it was exploitative and not true to the facts of the case, whoever wrote the Zach Efron film didn't seem to understand Bundy, they tried to paint him as having an attachment to his girlfriend which....he absolutely did not, I agree with everything you're saying though.
it was suppose to happen with mindhunter, fuck netflix for cancelling the show. this is as close to season 3 of mindhunter we can get.
Best portrayal of Bundy by far.
Thought Richard Mark was better.
I've watched hours upon hours of Ted bundys interviews and this guy Luke Kirby is the exact replica of that evil man.
His mannerism, facial expressions, the tone of his voice, the calculating conversations on top of being almost identical looking...just WOW! 😳
Gave me chills 🥶
Penn Badgley is
Why would you do that?
this looks so much better than that over-hyped glamorized crap with Zac Effron
Cause Mark Harmon played the best Bundy
"glamorized" but the story was realistic
Nah the Zac Efron one wasnt very realistic there was a lot they got wrong in that movie🤣😂
that zac effron flick was such fucking schlock, compare that to the two bundy flicks from decades ago-one was a low budget tv aired flick, and even that was way better-like if you're going to glamorize the killer at least show some of the murders, get gritty with it. either go all the way and dramatize the murders, or do something interesting with it, like psychological suspense as seems the direction of this one. don't get me started on the ending, "hacksaw", what fucking rubbish, it's clear they were marketing the flick to emotionally immature women. like hey I like a good exploitation flick, if I could have it my way every serial killer from the 1800s to now would have their own movie serials, but there's nothing more that I hate than an exploitation film which tries to pretend it isn't an exploitation film. this one seems to be going in the opposite direction though and that's welcome, kinda similar to mindhunter.
first half of the movie, i thought that too, and it pissed me off. then i realized that i'm looking at it from the wrong perspective.
if you imagine for a second , from the perspective of the girlfriend (or family membember or friend) it all makes sense for the movie to make him look likeable. Until the very end, WITH the other characters, there is disbelief and sympathy. just when he tells her (writes) what he actually did, is when she accepted the truth.
The movie is about the painful path of realizing the fact that the person you knew was all a lie/facade.
If you experienced something like this (not necessarily a murderer, "just" a regular narcissist) this movie becomes very familiar and true to reality.
I also hated the fact how "likeable" the movie Ted was. But also, that is the reality with these personality (disorder) types. They ARE likeable and they CAN completely fool you. I think the movie did a good job in that regard. And also finally showed the perspective of the people who had to live with these type of people: that is also not a really common story to tell.
omg i love elijah. i live for his new movies.
Omg the actor is Ted himself! Is sooo uncanny and eerie 😨😱
Damn. The actor playing Bundy is impressive. I didn’t even recognize him though I’m very familiar with the actor!
“Tell me how many women you’ve killed”
“No”
“Fine, keep your secrets then”
I watched this last night. It's had a few reservedly good reviews, but I think it's excellent: and in my opinion most movies from the last few years have been mediocre to outright crap.Luke Kirby is phenomenal. It's as if Bundy himself is in the room.
I watched this movie and Ted says in a time that Diana Edwards (His long brown hair girlfriend) wasn't an important episode in his life to be impacted for the crimes. What can say about this? Is this truly said by him?
I watched this movie and Ted says in a time that Diana Edwards (His long brown hair girlfriend) wasn't an important episode in his life to be impacted for the crimes. What can say about this? Is this truly said by him?
Agreed
I think I've seen everything on this guy, the guy that plays ted...is a spitting friggen image. LUKE KIRBY DESERVES AWARDS!!!
The actors eye and head movements in this trailer are exactly like Bundy’s. I’ve not seen an actor look so much like him. Should see more of him because that couldn’t have been easy.
This gave me chills
🙈💕
Where?
I don't know how this guy morphs his face and facial expressions into Bundy, but man it is impressive.
I'd watch it. To those who enjoyed "Criminal Minds" and other crime investigation movies, I believe this one should follow the same guidelines. Sign me up.
EDIT: Just saw it yesterday. Great one! 7/10
Hopefully its 's more along the lines of Mindhunter than Criminal Minds.
@@Strykenine They all fall into that same investigation category. I thought about quoting Mindhunter too, a great series indeed, but preferred to keep my comment short. :)
is it good? ur personal rate for this movie?
@@nadyahtg3678 Wow, as it so happens I just watched it yesterday, in time to answer your question, hahahah. Well, I'd give it a 6.5, almost a 7/10. But only because I am already a fan of the investigative genre, who has watched and enjoyed Mindhunter and others. Its basically all about talking in a room with the killer and understanding his mind, even coming to the point of humanizing him prior to the electric chair. If you are not used to that sort of plot, you'd be yawning after 10 minutes. :D
@@MauMenzori noo, I'm a fan of investigate and criminal genre. I love this kind of movie. Well , thank you for your review. I just put it on my list.
Ted was very intelligent, I saw this movie last night, I was really scared about teds behavior.
Like Evan Peters to Jeffrey Dahmer, this guy Luke Kirby nailed the role of Ted Bundy!
I always see Elijah as Frodo in all his movies.
it's a good time to be living when : from the producers of Mandy and Color Out Of Space is a good thing to add in a trailer
mandy was sick what’s the other movie !?
@@taylorbrown3087 incredible check it out
This is the third movie about Bundy in like three years they keep making them. Not that I mind he’s the most fascinating serial killer to me
Wow dude looks like Bundy. They should have picked him to replace Zack Efron on the Bundy movie he did. Wow he even got his look. Yikesss
The name is Zac Efron
sadly luke said he would prob. have turned it down as he wouldnt wanna be labeled as that guy who played and looked like ted bundy... this is much better for him he said.. no killing or anything like that, leave that to efron and chad michael murray xD
let me rephrase that , that guy who looked and sounded and killed like bundy.. this is the type of movie he agreed to do im sure he got offered the roles efron played and chad murray is playing. i mean i rem. luke kirby in halloween resurrection...
I'm here because I saw ... 'Hot Ones' ..
August 12 at 11:00 AM ...
Elijah Wood Tastes the Lava of Mount Doom While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones
Elijah Wood has been in more than 60 films over the course of his more than 30-year acting career-from Academy Award-winning indies, to one of the highest-grossing box office film franchises of all time in Lord of the Rings. His latest project is No Man of God, which is set to release in theaters and On Demand August 27th. But how is he with spicy food? An impromptu tasting at the Complex offices last year didn't bode well, but now Elijah is back for revenge in the Season 15 finale. Watch as he takes on the wings of death and discusses Lord of the Rings lore, Austin food favorites, and the differences between horror films and video games. Thanks for another great season, spice lords!
Schizophrenia is a mental disorder[13] characterized by continuous or relapsing episodes of psychosis.[5] Major symptoms include hallucinations (typically hearing voices), delusions, paranoia, and disorganized thinking.[7] Other symptoms include social withdrawal, decreased emotional expression, and apathy.[5] Symptoms typically come on gradually, begin in young adulthood, and in many cases never resolve.[3][7] There is no objective diagnostic test; the diagnosis is used to describe observed behavior that may stem from numerous different causes. Besides observed behavior, doctors will also take a history that includes the person's reported experiences, and reports of others familiar with the person, when making a diagnosis.[7] To diagnose someone with schizophrenia, doctors are supposed to confirm that symptoms and functional impairment are present for six months (DSM-5) or one month (ICD-11).[7][11] Many people with schizophrenia have other mental disorders, especially substance use disorders, depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.[7]
About 0.3% to 0.7% of people are diagnosed with schizophrenia during their lifetime.[14] In 2017, there were an estimated 1.1 million new cases and in 2019 a total of 20 million cases globally.[2][15] Males are more often affected and on average have an earlier onset,[2] although some large reviews have not found gender differences in the prevalence of the disorder.[needs update][16][17] The likely causes of schizophrenia include genetic and environmental factors.[5] Genetic factors include a variety of common and rare genetic variants.[18] Possible environmental factors include being raised in a city, cannabis use during adolescence, infections, the ages of a person's mother or father, and poor nutrition during pregnancy.[5][19]
About half of those diagnosed with schizophrenia will have a significant improvement over the long term with no further relapses, and a small proportion of these will recover completely.[7][20] The other half will have a lifelong impairment.[21] In some cases people may be repeatedly admitted to hospitals.[20] Social problems such as long-term unemployment, poverty, homelessness, exploitation, and victimization are commonly correlated with schizophrenia.[22][23] Compared to the general population, people with schizophrenia have a higher suicide rate (about 5% overall) and more physical health problems,[24][25] leading to an average decrease in life expectancy by 20 years.[10] In 2015, an estimated 17,000 deaths were linked to schizophrenia.[12]
The mainstay of treatment is antipsychotic medication, along with counseling, job training, and social rehabilitation.[5] Up to a third of people do not respond to initial antipsychotics, in which case the atypical antipsychotic clozapine may be used.[26] In a network comparative meta-analysis of 15 antipsychotic drugs, clozapine was significantly more effective than all other drugs, although clozapine's heavily multimodal action may cause more side effects.[27] In situations where doctors judge that there is a risk of harm to self or others, they may impose short involuntary hospitalization.[28] Long-term hospitalization is used on a small number of people with severe schizophrenia.[29] In some countries where supportive services are limited or unavailable, long-term hospital stays are more common.[30]
If only people knew more of this.
Mindhunters vibes.
Holy shit, I thought the actor who plays Bundy looked familiar and a little too much like the real man. I can't believe that's Luke Kirby as in I played Lenny Bruce in Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
He won an Emmy for his role as Lenny Bruce too, really talented guy
How many movies are they gonna make about this? LOL
They're aiming for 10! Just one more after this one, I guess. :D
30. Sounds like a nice round number.
Too many
@@DavyFlannagain thought he said random number lol
Not until the perfect one, and this looks like it
It's not as gripping and intelligent as the Mindhunter series but the film is worth watching especially for Bill Ike's impressive acting performance as Ted Bundy.
I was excited for like half a second until I saw it was about Ted bundy like this hasn’t been done a thousand times over. Let’s cover someone else. Say, Samuel little?
Elijah wood is aging well
The FBI agent Bill Hagmaier looks like more like Ted Bundy :)
Very good, very different take on Bundy, and I love Elijah Wood in these dramatic roles.
ANOTHER Ted Bundy Movie
Executed in 1989
He is looking up from the depths of Hell laughing
He's not doing anything, he's dead. No evidence of hell, gods, etc only evidence that when a body stops, the person stops.
One of my favourite trailers ever.
The person is a total enigma and what an amazing cast !
🌹 🖤when they laughed together
"What is this new devilry?"
love how this movie includes long speculated relationship between Ted Bundy and his civil attorney Diana Weiner in the last few years of his life on death row. In the end the producers provide one little scene where Diana Weiner claims she hated Ted Bundy. The rest of the scenes with her character along with artfully clever remarks by prison officials are strongly clear insinuation of something more.
I watched this movie and Ted says in a time that Diana Edwards (His long brown hair girlfriend) wasn't an important episode in his life to be impacted for the crimes. What can say about this? Is this truly said by him?
@@gitanjaliemkaluarachchi2900 yeah, he did actually say that. whether he was lying or not is a different story, though.
When will the film be able to be seen and on what platform?
August 27 in theaters , on demand and digital
@The Compass it's already out
It's a great movie, it conveys the horror of our own potentiality of becoming exactly like Ted Bundy, a look into the abyss of our sinning nature, without employing gore or sexual images, it's pure dialogue and great acting.
Hey, I really like your comment, particularly you highlighting the potential of any of us becoming like Ted. I feel I often see people dub criminals as "monsters" or "evil", without any apparent attempt at empathy or understanding. I think this may happen because it's much easier to disregard things we don't understand than it is to deepen our understanding. Or because we seem to enjoy the self-righteous moral pedestal we can place ourselves on when we look down on others, putting our own susceptibility out of mind. Or because we would be scared to admit how alike a killer and ourselves may be at core, as I think you suggest.
However, seeing that behaviour does frustrate me, as I feel that without empathy and understanding, we disregard the potential for gaining further insight into who we are as human beings. And we disallow any recourse for those who have lost their way. I think that empathy and understanding are necessary for resolving cycles of trauma and helping ourselves and humanity grow.
So I was just wondering whether you had any thoughts around that: whether you see others practicing a little or a lot of empathy? And your feelings about that. And whether you think empathy and understanding have a role to play in humanity's growth.
Thank you,
R
for those people who criticize without knowing. They are not always bad actors, many other times, they are bad directors.
This is certainly a better movie than "Ted Bundy, American Boogeyman". It's a solid movie. 👍
Never thought that in 2024 i would be watching Frodo Baggins having a chat with Ted Bundy.
He's like :
Hi .
Im special agent, frodo bagins.
Mr bundy? Where did you get that ring?
Gandolf told me you took belonging of ur victims.
Is that how u get the ring?
Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes in Netflix was amazing now this omg ×_×
Jesus Loves You
The movie looks awesome..!!
The first scene this trailer played i immediately thought...
Is Frodo playing Jim Jones?
One of the best trailers ever made.
Very few compete with this monster in the usa. One of the truly worst a " human" can be.
Looks good
I can't believe I haven't seen this till now. Every other cinematic version has completely NOT captured Ted as well as these clips appear to have done..... the '90s film, Bundy. Did a reasonable job compared to the others, as a cinema story - but this actor is for sure - LIGHT YEARS ahead of the rest in terms of his Ted-ness........😉
LOOKS JUST LIKE TED BUNDY FREAKY
When Maniac meets Ted
Him and Zac Efron portrayed him best
Accettabile pellicola ispirata ad una storia vera.
Fun fact: The guy who played Ted the real serial killer is once killed by the fictional Serial killer Michael Myers.
In the worst Halloween movie called Halloween resurrection
Where i can watch ?
Anybody know how this one ends?
There's a barbecue scene at the end!!🤣🤣🤣
This is my favorite ted bundy movie
Kuke kirby a very talented actor
Creepy trailer , people always want to know why these horrible crimes have been committed, bet the investigators hate been so close to the perpetrators, only good that can come out of it is if they see patterns in behaviour or personality, they might be able to stop them, and prevent more innocent victims being killed .
Just incredible. I honestly wondered whether this was a deepfake.
Number 7 Ted bundle how many more Ted's are there out there,
Man of God - No man of God..
I see what you did there.
I’m very much sick of serial killer stories when making stories about the victims would not only be better, it would be cathartic. We get it. Serial killers are crazy. Talk about something else. Talk about those whose memories deserve to be kept alive, not those who took them away.
I feel u👍
The victims of serial killers were always normal people with normal lives, so even though they were victims, nobody is going to care about a movie about victims of serial killings.
Do we get to watch them in school, at work or shopping at the mall before they get killed?
Serial killers are infinitely more interesting, because of the twisted way they think and perceive this world.
The victims aren't interesting. Stop trying to stroke your fevered ego by pretending to be some morally superior being, nobody is going to watch a 2 hour movie about one of Bundy's victims, nothing interesting would happen up until the point where Bundy kills them.
@@remc0s sounds like someone has no imagination and can’t script a movie from the POV of a victim in contact with a serial killer. It’s not even about moral high ground, it’s fucking boring. They are crazy and egotistical. Other than that, there is nothing new. Watching another episode interview with someone’s entire personality is murder is not intriguing. Ppl don’t even watch these shows because of the killer, they watch it because of what happened to the victims.
@@Whocaresanymore970 yeah cause watching another interview where nothing new is said about another serial killer is the height of high class entertainment 🍷 serial killers aren’t diverse. They all do the same damn thing. Motive is different but it’s the same conclusion. Find those who escaped. Find those who survived. Find the families of those who died. Many series have been based on missing people. It’s not a new concept. Y’all just wanna roll around in basic.
Hope my city cinema could bring it! Wanna wacht it!
dude if ted bundy told me i was his best friend i would be out of there in a second holy shit
Lies at the end about the lawyer of her real name Diana Weiner, Ted Bundy and she had an intimate relationship, they were very close, moreover in an interview she says that it was very spiritual with T. Bundy, c ' were kindred spirits, they were very much in love.
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Have to admit I like Ted bundy films I know there's a few and new one is really good and got a massive audience especially the women because of the actor 😂however just watch this last night and I must say he looks like bundy ( a good bit) his mannerseesm, the way he talks acts, mind blowing
Great movie
Must see this.
*_Why are they doing another movie about Ted with almost the same storyline as the one with Zac Efron?_*
I didn't watch the Zac Efron film. That was a romantic comedy. The new film is not like that. It's more like the Riverman.
You can call me Ted
I can’t help myself than seeing “The Hobbit “ in that actor 😂
Wow last night i was reading this ted bundy story and now.......
i though it is Harry but it's Frudo and i'm still sold
Can someone pls tell me was this exactly happened? Bundy was terrified by the last few hours he left?
Yes, he was. Though he had a strong opinion on not wanting people to think he was insane/crazy to the point he would rather them say he was sane than to say he was insane in order to save his life. Not that it would have saved his life, but that seemed to be his feelings. But he definitely didn't want to die. Just like none of the many people he killed didn't want to die either, but weren't given a choice or any time to get closure unlike him.
Holy fuck that lad channeling Bundy cos he looks like him.
He look like him so much
I wanted another 2002 Bundy movie with todays technology we can make the scenes look more real
the party started for me when teds face was first shown and he announced his name,it hit home.i had no idea.
I'm bout to watch it now 🍿
Better than the one with zac efron ?
There is same comic about this but the arrested guy is actual god and the helper is just a guard who want to live a good life the god guy grab his hand show him a world of dream and heaven where no one get old, hungry,sad and alone but the guard refuse it and the god leaves
what comic is that
Omg he sounds like the real Ted Bundy, he acts like him and he looks like him
this is creepy you can feel it
damn now we want a movie when he is out of jail.. long before his exceution back in 1974 with Luke Kirby as Ted Bundy
I actually tend to really think he killed that little girl that was his neighbor back in the 60s when he was a teenager. Might have been his first kill. Pretty damn sure it was as it was too much of a coincidence and they knew each other.
Penn Badgley should be given a Ted Bundy role IMHO
1:08 song ?
i hope this movie had a little bit message behind it but hadn't...
Ted bundy has become a legend while most of us will die as Ghosts
Ghosts don't get enough credit.
A must see. 1st
Love Elijah, but don’t see how there’s enough material to make a quality 90 minute movie with a good structure and tension. This looks like it will have the same issues as “true story” with James Franco and Jonah Hill.