Zac Efron is Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile in first

A brand new prolonged trailer for the upcoming Ted Bundy biopic Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile is right here and it has given us some critical chills.

In the drama, primarily based on the non-fiction e book written by Bundy’s ex-fiancée Elizabeth Kloepfer, Zac Efron performs the infamous American serial killer and rapist.

Like the movie’s earlier trailer, this clip highlights the actor’s portrayal of the depraved prison who makes use of a captivating facade to seduce his victims.

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The new trailer, nonetheless, dives deeper into Ted Bundy’s darkish persona when his ex-fiancée Elizabeth (Lily Collins) calls for some burning solutions about Bundy’s evil actions, asking: “Did you do these things, Ted?”

“This is all gonna end,” says Bundy, to which she responds: “This is only gonna end with the truth.”

Extremely depraved, shockingly evil and vile, certainly…

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The movie, which premiered on the Sundance Film Festival again in January, has obtained a lot of controversial opinions, with some claiming that it “glorifies” the assassin as a captivating and engaging persona.

In response, director Joe Berlinger mentioned on the time: “I feel the thought of this explicit story, making a film about Bundy, equals glorification of him is a really naive and knee-jerk response.

“If you actually watch the movie, the last thing we’re doing is glorifying him. He gets his due at the end, but we’re portraying the experience of how one becomes a victim to that kind of psychopathic seduction.”

The new biopic marks Berlinger’s second Bundy film on Netflix, following the earlier launch of his true crime sequence Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes.

Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile might be obtainable on Netflix and chosen theatres on Friday, May 3.

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