The Black Mass

2023
1h 22min

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Eileen Dietz, Kathleen Kinmont, Susan Lanier, Jeremy London, Lew Temple, Lisa Wilcox, Devin Reeve, Grace Newton, Mikaylee Mina, Lauren Jarman, Isabella Seebruch, Brandon Slagle, Devanny Pinn, Michelle Romano, Jennifer Lynn Warren, Sarah Nicklin, Jennifer Wenger, Eric Pereira, David Josh Lawrence, Heather Grace Hancock, Lara Jean Mummert-Sullivan, Andrew Sykes, Hunter Johnson, Eva Hamilton, Fernando Perdomo, Chelsea Gilson, Elisabeth Montanaro, Brittney Ayona Clemons, Alex Paige Fream, Mike Ferguson, Greg Tally, and Robi Austin in The Black Mass (2023)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueInspired by real events, The Black Mass is set over a 24-hour period in Florida during the winter of 1978 when college girls were being stalked by serial killer Ted Bundy.Inspired by real events, The Black Mass is set over a 24-hour period in Florida during the winter of 1978 when college girls were being stalked by serial killer Ted Bundy.Inspired by real events, The Black Mass is set over a 24-hour period in Florida during the winter of 1978 when college girls were being stalked by serial killer Ted Bundy.

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2/10

Ted Bundy and the Sorority

Ted Bundy and the sorority house.... That's this film.

The first 50-55 minutes is rather boring. Filmed as if you are mouse sitting on Bundy's shoulder - listening to his conversations on the phone, watching as he stalks the women in the sorority house... really rather boring, and drab, just an odd voyeuristic approach. There's zero character development for any character in this film.

At around 55 minutes it gets very brutal and violent. And is conveyed as fairly realistic overall. Rather disturbing in general.

The last 10 minutes is pretty poorly acted police footage outside the house... then past newsreel footage of Bundy in court.

I couldn't really recommend this to anyone.

It wasn't enjoyable as a film... it might be somewhat interesting given the speculation of what happened in the sorority house if one has some sense of morbid curiosity. But as "entertainment" not so much. Has an air of a "snuff film" really. It's not horror or thriller.. it's just brutal violence based on real life... almost exploitive given there were real, undeserving, innocent, victims. It's not at all a condemnation of Bundy as a person or his horrific actions.