Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes

Anyone who is interested in serial killer theme should watch this. It's fascinating and terrifying at the same time. Ted Bundy was always just another serial killer for me. After this limited series I have so many questions about him and his actions. Was he really sick person or just master of manipulation and he exactly knew what was he doing? I had goosebumps because yes I have to admit he had charisma and I hate that fact.
Awesome documentary with awesome music. Sometimes a bit slow but highly recommended.

Very well put together documentary. I watched with goosebumps and disgust for this infamous serial killer.

very well put together docu, better than others i've seen.

This was a well put together documentary and anyone with an interest in serial killers / true crime will enjoy watching it. It included much more in depth moments and insights of the case that aren't often seen and I think this sets the documentary apart from other shows/videos I have watched.

Enjoyed this much more than the movie.

As most the other ones, this is just a good format of a documentary by Netflix on serial killer, Ted Bundy, as the documentary includes never heard before tapes of Ted Bundy from prison. The only thing that would have made this better was to include a bit more detail on how the police made the evidence concrete.

A gripping true-crime documentary series that offers good insight into the mind and actions of one of America's most notorious serial killers. Through interviews with Bundy himself, as well as with investigators, journalists, and victims' family members, the series provides a chilling and informative look at the case. Viewers will likely learn a lot about Bundy and the crimes he committed.

More of a conventional documentary than advertised, but it provides a good overview, and is a nice companion to the film

Although Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes certainly has merit, and is extremely well-made, it's also somewhat guilty of focusing on the killer almost to the point of celebrating him, whilst giving little time over to the victims. Written and directed by master documentarian Joe Berlinger (Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills; Metallica: Some Kind of Monster; Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger), Conversations is at least partly about how much latitude a charming, well-educated white man can get in the US, but one gets the distinct impression that Bundy himself, in all his narcissism, sense of the dramatic, and delusions of grandeur, would have been immensely happy with it. And that's not really a good thing.

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this was both interesting and terrifying to watch. this showed how notorious and atrocious ted bundy was using his own words. however, there were parts that a bit boring and slow to me. the crimes of ted bundy was dreadful and believe me, it's really disturbing. but in terms of the documentary's cinematography/graphics, i think, it lacked a little in thrilling graphics ???? (idk, i didn't watch this in one sitting so maybe i forgot some really detailed scenes there). dont fuck with cats is the first ever crime documentary that i have watched and it involved a lot of graphic violence (although not vivid and detailed). i guess that's what i was also looking for here. nonetheless, this is great to watch and really turned my stomach.
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A great episodes.Thriller man.This tv series is perfect.