I saw Ted Bundy's film of Zac Efron and it was not what you think – a criticism of Sundance's extremely perverse, scandalously bad and infamous.

When the world premiere will be projected Extremely nasty, incredibly bad and vile Finished at Sundance, Zac Efron (and her vibrant blonde hair) rushed onto the stage with all the exuberance of a person who has not seen the flood of negative reactions sparked by the first trailer of the film. Or maybe he did, but he knew that he would be recognized innocent … unlike the very guilty serial killer, Ted Bundy, whom he described.

Internet feared that the movie – starring Efron and Lily Collins in the role of Elizabeth Kloepfer, Bundy's fiancee whose book is the basis of the film – could give to a man who brutally murdered and badually badaulted at least 30 women treated Heartthrob, painting him as a misunderstood character. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Yes, the eyes of a lover, we see the charming side of Bundy for which he was really famous, but there is an undercurrent of creep factor that, without spoiling the film, is the cause of the fact. a well-placed and shocking twist. There is no doubt that Bundy did what he was accused of. The whole film asks the question: if you were in bed with a monster, would you know?

Still, Efron does not really help the case. During a question-and-answer session, Efron said during a question-and-answer session that he was not trying to imitate Bundy (as you now know, he has to spend a lot of video tapes and a whole TV affair ), but "was very happy that we have the same kind of mannerisms … we do the same things." What are you trying to tell us, Zac? I'm scared.

was EWSEAV a good film? In the end, no. In addition to the captivating and dubious judicial procedures in public records, the scenario felt weak and without the kind of striking tension that could be expected. But it was also one of the films, if not the most, elegant and respectful on this type of subject that I saw. In the end, it was a film about the victims: Kloepfer. There was no graphic murders or badualization of his crimes. Bundy was just as the title says: evil and vile. For that, Efron has something to be proud of.