the script for this film is absolutely incredible; Obviously, the performances are fantastic, and kudos to director Amber Sealey for getting these fantastic performances out of some already fantastic actors
spanning the final years of Ted Bundy's life, "No Man of God" weaves an artful, uneasy picture of the bond that formed between the killer and the man who hoped to simply understand his mindset
Luke Kirby's performance is the mesmerizing center of the film; either way, it's a chilling psychological inquiry that holds your attention for the duration
individual moments are gripping, and Luke Kirby's performance puts its queasy hooks in you, but the film, overall, has a scattershot momentum until the last act
director Amber Sealey crafts an intricate character study that centers around two powerful performances; No new revelations about Ted Bundy subsist here; But telling his final days from Bill Hagmaier's perspective offers a unique and refreshing angle
Amber Sealey's film may not add up to a fully realized and coherent film, she has nevertheless made an engrossing feature that recontextualizes Bundy not as the alluring psychopath, but as a profoundly desperate figure, who craves attention
"No Man of God" works, in large part; With a carefully cultivated direction that unites excellence, the finished product is riveting. For the unforgettable performances and skin-crawling realism alone, "No Man of God" is a must-see
"No Man of God" goes to great lengths to successfully show what Bundy truly was – a monster not worthy of compassion; With phenomenal performances from Luke Kirby and Elijah Wood and masterful writing, "No Man of God" is the only one you need to watch
by Lorry Kikta [Film Threat ]
