Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile (2019)

Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile (2019) were the now famous words Judge Edward D. Cowart used to describe the crimes of serial killer Ted Bundy just before sentencing him to death in 1979. Since Bundy was a smart guy with the kinds of looks that tend to soak the undies, the trial was a national sensation decades before the true crime obsession took over America. Forty years later, Bundy's crimes and captivating trial were turned into a Netflix movie, starring former Disney kid Zac Efron. Zac is Ted, a law student living in Seattle who starts hooking up with the lonely divorcee Liz Kendall (Lily Collins). He spends lots of his free time slaughtering women and ends up sentenced to jail time for kidnapping, after a woman who escaped his grasp ID's him in a lineup. Liz is convinced he's innocent, even when he ends up on trial for a different woman's murder and briefly escapes jail. Even as it becomes increasingly clear Ted is responsible for tons of crimes, Liz still thinks he's innocent, and Ted's decision to act as his own lawyer only furthers his "everyone's out to get me" narrative in her eyes. Thanks to some forensic evidence relating to unique bite marks he left on a victim, eventually Liz starts to question if she's wrong about Ted, so he moves on and marries Carole Ann Boone (Kaya Scodelario). Sentenced to death, the question of whether Ted is guilty continues to haunt Liz, until one day Ted decides to keep it real and tell her the truth. Truthfully, while he was a looker Ted wasn't as hot as Zac Efron is playing him. Zac puts on a real show when he strips naked in the police station to show us his ass. We see his booty again when he bangs Kaya Scodelario against a vending machine during a prison visit. Take it off, Efron! The real Bundy never had tight buns like that! Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, for sure. But when Zac plays him, he's also kinda hot, super ripped, and wildly sexy.