Bundy: A Legacy of Evil (Bundy: An American Icon)

Come on.

Got a nice fire out here.

All right.

I built this nice fire...

Just for you.

Come on.

Kneel. Come over here and kneel.

Come over here.

Swear to God, because that's what I'm gonna do to you.

After I kill you, I'm gonna burn you like that.

I'm gonna burn your head in a fucking fire, and I'm gonna watch it.

I'm gonna watch your pretty face melt.

I'm gonna watch your eyeballs fall out of your fucking head.

No!

I want you to look up at the stars.

Look at the stars.

I want you to see the stars while you're dying.

See how beautiful they are?

Aren't they beautiful?

Oh, God. Look at 'em. Look at 'em.

All right. All right. We'll do this another way.

We'll do this a different way.

Where are you now, God?

You gonna strike me down?

Where are you now?

Where's your-your thunderbolt to strike me down?

Where's the crevice in the earth that's supposed to open up and swallow me?

Where is it?

Nothing?

Nothing?

Bundy, I wanna talk to you.

So nice of you to visit.

It's always good to see a familiar face.

Cut the bullshit.

Did my appeal come through?

Doesn't look too good this time.

Oh.

Ah, three's a charm, I guess.

Yeah. Looks like your luck's runnin' out this time.

Some say "Luck." Others say "Fate."

Yeah, fate.

That's right, you're a Christian now.

I'm amazed how many of you assholes

don't find religion till you get to Death Row.

Yeah. Must be fate, right?

Right.

Yes. What do you want?

Of course.

Haven't I already confessed enough?

You can provide details right till the end, Bundy.

Right until the moment of your.. My execution.

"Execution" is the word.

Families of your victims are owed a lot more information, Bundy.

Now, if you're goin' down that hallway for the last time,

what would it hurt to give a little bit more?

Now, haven't I always been straight with you?

I suppose.

Take the recorder.

You owe me.

Yeah.

It's quite a sight down here, Barbara, as everyone's come down here

in anticipation of the execution of Ted Bundy, convicted killer...

Who began his killing spree in Washington,

was twice convicted in Colorado and twice escaped from Colorado prisons

and continued his killing spree down and in through Florida.

These people.. I've never seen such a frenzied,

morbid celebration of hatred for one individual.

In fact, I want to interview one man

just to find out what it is exactly that he's feeling right now.

Sir, what is it that you feel about this man right now?

I'm feelin' angry all over

because he's taken advantage of innocent people.

He should be doing something else with his time.

Do you feel like he's getting what he deserves?

I do. You guys feel like it?

Well, it seems like that's the general consensus of everyone here.

To fully comprehend all of this, you gotta go back a few years

to understand Ted Bundy, what he did, and who he was.

Isn't this just peachy keen?

I'm sure Eleanor will tell us sooner or later why we're here.

Sam, please be nice.

Fine.

Oh. Well, hello. Guess who decided to show up.

You know, I told you guys again and again

that once you moved out, I wasn't gonna help you anymore.

Hey, Sam, we're not looking for your handouts.

The hell you're not. Do you think I'm stupid?

Do you think I just came into town with a load of hay on my back?

Look, enough.. Stop it! The boy is gonna hear you!

I don't give a rat's ass!

I've had enough of this charade. Teddy?

Daddy, Daddy, you promised me!

You promised you would never say anything. It'll destroy him.

It's not right.

Enough is enough. Teddy?

No! No, no! Please, no! Please, Dad, no! Stop!

This ain't gonna happen.

Get out of my house.

And it's not gonna happen in front of my wife!

You're not getting the top hand! You are not opening that door!

No, you're not! Don't touch that door!

I can open that door.

Bastard. Enough!

Look. I mean, I am his father, right? Huh?

Since when can a father not talk to his son?

Look what you've done.

This isn't over, Bundy.

Nobody does this to Sam Cowell and gets away with it!

It's okay, Teddy. I'm here. It's all right, Teddy.

Everything's gonna be all right. Don't you worry, okay?

Stephanie. Hey, what are you doing later today?

I'm not really sure.

Well, we're gonna have a study session in the library, if you wanna stop by.

Um... You know, can I catch up with you later?

Sure. See ya. Thank you.

How long you been standing there?

Where? Over there?

Yes, silly. Over there.

I wasn't just standing. I was, um... Watching also.

Watching?

Admiring your beauty from afar.

Um...

"See how she rests her hand upon her cheek.

Oh, that I were a glove upon that hand that I might touch that cheek."

I might've got it wrong. Stupid Shakespeare.

That might be...

The sweetest thing anyone has ever said to me.

No, I was watching you, too.

No, you weren't.

Yes, I most certainly was.

So... Have you told anyone about us yet?

It's supposed to be a big secret.

Sometimes secrets are meant to be broken.

No, that's promises.

What about you?

Just my best friend.

Told her I was seeing a younger man.

Guess this, uh, "Younger man" has a lot to learn, huh? Hmm?

Walk you to your next class?

Yeah. I'd like that.

You read Shakespeare?

Sure.

Yeah?

As You Like It.

"They are in the very wrath of love."

So where did you grow up, exactly?

North of Seattle, on the islands.

Oh, that must have been nice.

I must say, we had it pretty good.

Wow.

Thanks.

My dad was an executive at Boeing, so...

I don't know. He took really good care of my mom and my sisters and I.

What about you?

I had a... Stepdad.

Sort of a stepdad. I was, uh, raised by my sister, who...

Well, I mean, I had a real dad.

Sam Cowell, who, uh...

Little bit of a drinker.

But my sister raised me. Yeah.

She moved us away from there to Tacoma when I was really little.

She's, like, 15 years older than me.

And then that's when she married Johnnie.

Was he good to you? Johnnie?

I mean, he wasn't around very much.

My sister was, though. She loved me very much.

Like a mother. She doted on me.

Did he do all right? I mean, did you have a nice house, car, all that?

No.

No, Johnnie was a cook for hotels, stuff like that,

and didn't make very much.

And then my sister started getting pregnant.

I mean, it was very difficult to make ends meet.

Sorry to hear that.

It's okay. I mean, we were mostly happy. That's what counts, right?

Sounds like you had some tough times, though, huh?

Who doesn't?

I mean, so what?

We drove a Rambler instead of a T-Bird.

That's life.

You're gonna get your makeup all messy for our date.

I was thinking that maybe we should just stay in tonight.

Have a nice... Quiet night right here.

In bed?

Yeah. In bed.

This okay? It's okay?

Yeah. Yeah. Just...

Just... Just... Gentle. Just... Just be gentle.

Okay?

Don't make me say it.

Come on.

Nee-how-my.

Nee-how-my. Ha-ha!

Is that right?