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Bundy and the Green River Killer (2019)

Crime | 85 minutes
1,65 33 votes

Genre: Crime / Thriller

Duration: 85 minuten

Country: United Kingdom

Directed by: Andrew Jones

Stars: Mark Homer, Rahel Kapsaski and Richard Mark

IMDb score: 3,4 (1.503)

Releasedate: 9 April 2019

Bundy and the Green River Killer plot

The year is 1984. In Washington, a detective investigates a serial killer nicknamed "The Green River Killer". However, the detective is in the dark and enlists the help of a successful psychologist. Meanwhile, the clock is ticking and new victims continue to fall. In a desperate attempt to solve the case faster, the detective visits a prison. He talks to the notorious serial killer Ted Bundy.

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Netflix recently added about ten films by Welsh director Andrew Jones. I had never heard of the man before. But in short, he makes genre films that clearly show he has a love for subculture and bad taste.

The above might sound promising, but the man has no money and makes films with very limited resources that rely purely on the enjoyment with which they were made. These are films intended for a small group of tolerant viewers who do not mind a blunder or an ugliness here or there, but instead watch with pleasure and amazement at all the bad things a pulp film has to offer.

This film about two notorious serial killers is obviously cheap and actually quite bad, but I still found some of the dialogue pretty good and Richard Mark's acting performance as Ted Bundy creditable. At first, the resemblance to Sheldon Cooper from The Big Bang Theory is bothersome, but somewhere halfway through the film, the resemblance actually has a certain charm.

A pretty mediocre film due to the lack of a budget, but it was made with enjoyment, and sometimes that can be very refreshing. I'm just glad that Netflix has added these kinds of films.

I enjoyed it, but I am very aware that I will belong to a minority.

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After a reasonable opening, it quickly becomes clear within this world that Independent Moving Pictures was at the helm, and that means luring as many viewers as possible with sensational posters and concepts that resonate in the current climate. The variety within that market is very broad, causing director Andrew Jones's films to vary terribly. What they do have in common, however, is low quality, which in *Bundy and the Green River Killer* manifests primarily in an unimaginably dull affair with characters engaging in repeatedly uninteresting conversations and ultimately arriving at a conclusion. The addition of Richard Mark as Ted Bundy is completely superfluous, and you don't need to throw this in for horror elements either. Film enthusiasts rarely come across anything that is less problematic.

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