Netflix has released the chilling new show “Conversations with a Killer: the Ted Bundy Tapes.”
The documentary series was released on Jan. 24, marking the 30th anniversary of the notorious serial killer’s execution back in 1989.
Ted Bundy made headlines in the ’70s when he confessed to murdering over 30 women and young girls.
The infamous killer has strong Florida ties since he was executed in the state and killed multiple Floridians, some of whom attended Florida State University.
Never before released audio from Bundy is featured in the four part series.
The episodes feature interviews the killer had while on death row with journalist Stephen Michaud and Hugh Aynesworth.
The interviews were originally published in the book “Conversations with a Killer” in 1989 by Michaud and Aynesworth.
Critics said the documentary may be Netflix’s most chilling offering to date as it goes through the span of his life and his various killings.
Bundy’s story doesn’t stop on the small screen, as the highly anticipated film “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile” hits the Sundance Film Festival Saturday with Zac Efron playing the role of Bundy.
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