Netflix has become one of the largest online centers for documentaries about true sins. Later this month, streaming service will debut in the plan, quite possibly on the most deafening criminal figure.

Joe Berlinger “conversations with a killer: the films of Ted Bundy " - it's the attention to the exposure and prosecution of sad popular serial killer, serious for the destruction of more than 30 ladies to do this than to be sentenced to death in 1979. As the series trailer demonstrates, "Talk to the killer" show previously unseen audio interviews with Bundy at a time when he was waiting for his own execution.

As a review of how Bundy got into this space in 1980, the series still assesses how his public Tribunal transformed a serial killer into a sudden heartthrob between observers directly and in the news. (Cruel confirmations of photos of partly destroyed skulls work as a sharp counterpoint that how people talk about the color of his eye and his conditional beauty in suits and handcuffs.) "Conversations with a killer" is still affected by that precedent, the fact that Bundy still a number one fled from the bullpen to its own probable death in 1989.

This is a 1 part Bundy-filled year for Berlinger probably most popular for his trilogy of films "Paradise Lost". Directed by Bruce Sinofsky, those films chronicle the persecution (and further versions) of Memphis of 3 young men suspected of a series of ritual murders. Berlinger's future biographical film "very spiteful, shockingly spiteful and disgusting" starry sky Zack Efron is like a Bundy, but is spoken from the perspective of his longtime girlfriend Elizabeth Klopfer (Lily Collins). The global premiere of the film will take place at the upcoming Sundance film festival.

Look at the absolute trailer of the series below:

"Talk to the killer: Ted Bundy tapes" Premiere January 24 on Netflix.