Storyline
A chronicle of the crimes of Ted Bundy, from the perspective of his longtime girlfriend, Elizabeth Kloepfer, who refused to believe the truth about him for years.
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Cast
Brandon Trost, Jeffrey Donovan, John Malkovich, Haley Joel Osment, Dylan Baker, Leilani Barrett, Lily Collins, Kaya Scodelario, Zac Efron, Kevin McClatchy, Jim Parsons, Joe Berlinger, Brian Geraghty, Terry Kinney, Ken Strunk, Angela Sarafyan, James Hetfield, Alan B. Jones, Ryan Wesley Gilreath, Sydney Vollmer, Grace Balbo, Grace Victoria Cox, Rajiim A. Gross, Forba Shepherd, Morgan Pyle, Ava Inman, Macie Carmosino, Jared Joplin, Justin McCombs, Tim Young, Torrie Wiggins, Calvin David Jones III, Aaron Cool, Ally Sereda, Richard K. Jones, Justin Inman, Maya Berlinger, Derek Snow, Chris Petty
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Reviews
83
More sad than salacious, it’s the rare film about a criminal that offers human details without humanizing a man who so many agree was a monster.
80
It’s quite a story, which Berlinger moves along with unrelenting energy.
70
At times, Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile is all about the performances because the movie itself struggles a bit with settling on a tone.
70
“Extremely Wicked” winds up a thought-provoking piece of cinema that avoids the easy temptation of shock value in favor of a more philosophical take on a diabolical murderer.
60
It’s a star vehicle that starts and ends with its star, the film around him struggling to justify its existence. Efron is wicked, the film less so.
