Retrochamber

The world gave Ted Bundy exactly what he wanted. He is still, after 30 years, number one at something; a smash hit of the horror-murder world. Isn't that scary in itself? Ted Bundy - the label? It's a great documentary - I have only complements for it - continuity and impressive depth and genuinity of a real life murder story, but his biggest fear was to be no-one and forgotten by the world. His dream was to be someone. Be more than a regular human being. So, why do we keep giving him what he wanted?

To remind generation after generation that there are levels to the dark side that is hard to imagine for you and me. But where the world draws line, that's where the line is drawn. Berlinger does a great job working on that border between heaven and hell; virtues versus actions. It's a balanced filmmaking between good and evil, and I appreciate that. A nice face may help a while for the evil man, but it will never help forever.