Netflix is warning people not to watch terrifying 'Ted Bundy Tapes' documentary alone
25 January 2019, 12:52
The 'Ted Bundy Tapes' Netflix docu-series is creepy, chilling, and the streaming platform wants you to think twice about watching it all alone.
Netflix's Conversations With A Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes was directed by Joe Berlinger and tells the harrowing story of the man who murdered dozens of women in multiple US states during the 1970s. The Ted Bundy Tapes is a viewing experience for anyone obsessed with the true crime genre, but even Netflix want viewers to use the buddy system when watching.
for those of us with a PhD in true crime podcasts, Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes is now streaming
— Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK) January 24, 2019
maybe don't watch it alone x
In The Ted Bundy Tapes, viewers get to hear audio recorded by the killer himself as he recounts his upbringing, past relationships, and even provides "third person" commentary on the gruesome events. The tapes are juxtaposed with photos, interviews, and archival news footage which paint a chilling picture of the horrific crimes and the man behind them.
The Ted Bundy murders are generally well known but even a true crime aficionado might find the way Bundy discusses the killings in the series to be, well, pretty freaking spooky.
People learned things they'd never known about Ted Bundy and it freaked them tf out.
"Ted Bundy married a witness during his trial"
— Mercedes🍬 (@trauma__queen__) January 25, 2019
"Ted Bundy's wife smuggled drugs to him in her vagina"
"Ted Bundy fathered a daughter while on death row" pic.twitter.com/2DDcSkObrd
how the FOCK they let this sociopathic mf ted bundy escape prison MORE than once?????? pic.twitter.com/453YhtG9Nf
— sana🗣 (@bluesidejungoo) January 25, 2019
Ted Bundy's behaviour after his arrest also surprised people. Most notably, the killer escaped prison twice and was named as the father of a baby girl while he was on death row.
Netflix's unbelievable Fyre Fest documentary has inspired some wild memes
And we're gonna need everyone to pump the breaks on this Ted Bundy handsome business.
these bitches really called ted bundy HANDSOME? pic.twitter.com/b3KqgSj1E4
— A$AP MAMI (@yunggyaI) January 25, 2019
Watching the ted bundy tapes and they keep going on about how handsome he is.. pic.twitter.com/oInoPGlX5f
— Kathryn🌻 (@KathrynMcCready) January 25, 2019
y’all really out here? talking abt wanting to fuck ted bundy? pic.twitter.com/r6nPdeqQor
— commander thottie (@blindspottings) January 25, 2019
A lot of the documentary talks about how normal and good looking Bundy was but people aren't quite convinced that should be the focus of the series.
Hearing Ted's voice on the tapes was definitely one of the creepiest parts of the documentary.
Watching the Ted Bundy documentary on @netflix and hearing his voice on the tapes talking so casually is beyond creepy 😨
— Dee Jensen (@DeeJensen74) January 24, 2019
My god the Ted Bundy tapes are Fucking terrifying! He was a complete & utter sociopath & to hear him talk about it all is bizarre #TedBundyTapes
— Megan McDermott (@ItsMeganMcD) January 24, 2019
And, despite Netflix's warning, people are definitely watching the series alone.
.@netflix: “Don’t watch the Ted Bundy Tapes alone.”
— kalecartel (@kalecartel) January 24, 2019
Me: pic.twitter.com/geoHvQ9IJt
netflix: don’t watch the ted bundy tapes alone
— Becky (@rebeccacoley) January 24, 2019
me, watching alone: pic.twitter.com/yQJPlSgluY
Netflix warns people not to watch their new Ted Bundy series alone. So, not only do I have to worry about getting serial killed, but now I have to make a friend? @Netflix please be reasonable
— Mike Patermonster (@pattern_monster) January 24, 2019
me in my room watching the Ted Bundy Tapes alone after Netflix have warned you shouldn’t pic.twitter.com/iOcUgxqOlk
— Adi (@adiwildridge) January 24, 2019
Netflix released Conversations With A Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes on January 24, the 30th anniversary of Ted Bundy's execution. The four part series is available to view right now but maybe follow Netflix's advice and buddy up!
