A compelling documentary about the infamous Theodore Bundy, who eluded police for years and eventually confessed to around 30 murders. This episode reinforces what’s been shown in previous portrayals: Bundy was manipulative, charming, and nearly impossible to categorize. In short – a classic psychopath, who often got what he wanted through charm and composure. The documentary offers interesting observations from a team of experts, including his triple blinks and frequent eye-rolling, which are subtle indicators of deception. The inclusion of strong archival footage adds weight to the viewing experience and provides a vivid sense of time and place. Recommended viewing – especially for those interested in the intersection of psychology and true crime. ⭐ 7/10 Cinematography: 7/10 Production: 6/10 Authenticity: 8/10