Ted Bundy is a crime horror film about the notorious American serial killer, following him from his days as a seemingly ordinary law student in the Pacific Northwest to a killing spree that stretched across several states. Outwardly charming and well liked, Bundy hides a compulsion that drives him to abduct, assault and murder young women while evading suspicion; as the bodies accumulate, investigators struggle to connect the crimes to a man nobody wants to suspect. The story also touches on his capture, his escape from custody, his trial and his execution.
The film was directed by Matthew Bright, who wrote the screenplay with Stephen Johnston. It followed Freeway (1996) and Tiptoes (2002), and was Bright's third feature as director. Michael Reilly Burke plays Bundy, with Boti Bliss, Tracey Walter, Deborah Offner, Tom Savini and Tiffany Shepis among the credited cast of twenty-three. Made on a budget of about one million dollars, it was released on 2 August 2002 and runs 99 minutes.
Reception was modest: on IMDb it holds 5.8/10 from around 8,600 votes, and on TMDB it also holds 5.8/10, from roughly 177 votes. A critics' rating of 5.2/10 from 23 reviews sits slightly below those audience scores, indicating a mixed response across all three measures.
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