TED BUNDY: FALLING FOR A KILLER Does Right By Victims
The Campus Killer's voice is drowned out by those of women, as it should be.
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Anya Stanley is a California-based freelance writer and staunch Halloween 6 apologist. Her horror film analyses have appeared on Vague Visages, F This Movie!, Daily Grindhouse, and wherever they'll let her talk about scary movies. Follow her shenanigans on Twitter @BookishPlinko.
The Campus Killer's voice is drowned out by those of women, as it should be.
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