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No Man of God (2021) Movie Review

By Newguy

No Man of God is an interesting look at the relationship between the FBI analyst and serial killer Ted Bundy.

No Man of God (2021) Movie ReviewNo Man of God (2021) Movie Review

Director: Amber Sealey

Writer: Kit Lesser (Screenplay)

Starring: Elijah Wood, Luke Kirby, Aleksa Palladino, Robert Patrick, W. Earl Brown, Gilbert Owuor

Plot: The complicated relationship that formed between the FBI analyst Bill Hagmaier and serial killer Bundy during Bundy’s final years on death row.

Runtime: 1 Hour 40 Minutes

There may be spoilers in the rest of the review

Story: No Man of God starts when young FBI analyst Bill Hagmaier (Wood) accepts the role of interviewing Ted Bundy (Kirby). In the ongoing investigation into serial killers, rapist and violent criminals the FBI is conducting.

When Bill meets Ted, he starts to get closer to the killer who will open up to him unlike anyone else has before. Starting to learn more about what drives him, while learning about the unsolved murders Ted is accused off.

Thoughts on No Man of God

No Man of God is another movie that will dive into the mindset of Ted Bundy. Where we get to see how he was making it through his time in death row. While the FBI look to learn from his dangerous mindset. The conversations between Bill and Ted are fascinating as we get placed into the world where the two could almost be friends. Before the shattering truth about the mindset comes out from Ted. Leaving Bill racing against time to help the final few families learn about the fate of their daughters.

Elijah Wood and Luke Kirby are fantastic in the leading roles. Showing the calm in moments and the uncomfortable rage when the truth is revealed. When it comes to seeing yet another film about Ted Bundy. It will give a more interesting vision, instead of showing his diabolical acts. Showing everyone just how calm his presence was despite what he had done.

No Man of God (2021) Movie Review
No Man of God (2021) Movie Review

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