Review of Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile (2019) by 3Ebfan511 — 15 May 2019

The film tells the story of a known serial killer...mostly from his "masked" public persona. Is it possible a killer can delude themselves into thinking they did nothing wrong ? Or to simply not think about such things in order to blend in with people ? It is interesting that the film does something no other film has done quite in that way, and Effron is surprisingly decent as the facade of Bundy.

The only bad thing is that the film doesn't really explore the "dark side" of Bundy's inner workings - but that's the point. Perhaps a killer can decompartmentalize their killing, and feel "normal" the rest of the time.

Bundy was certainly one of the best at blending in, so if it applies to any killer, it would most aptly apply to him.