Key Takeaways:
– Michael Bay, usually known for his explosive and action-packed movies, takes a different route, interviewing a serial killer for his first docuseries.
– “Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior” focuses on the life and crimes of Hadden Clark, a not-so-famous serial killer serving 30-year sentences for two murders but who confesses to dozens more.
– The new docuseries includes Michael Bay’s exclusive conversations with Clark and features interviews with other key individuals, including Clark’s brother and former cellmate.
– Premiering in September on ID, the docuseries is set to shed light on many unsolved cases linked to Clark’s confessions.
Continuing to surprise fans with his craft and creativity, Michael Bay, famed for his thrilling, action-filled movies, is stepping into different waters. He’ll pick the mind of a real-life serial killer for his upcoming docuseries, “Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior.”
Centerstage in “Born Evil” is Hadden Clark, who isn’t a household name like Ted Bundy or Charles Manson. Clark is currently serving time for two murders. But here’s where it gets creepy— he openly admits to committing many more. The chilling part of the docuseries comes from the fact it’s not just another outsider taking a look at Clark’s life. It’s an insider view from Bay himself, as he delves into private, recorded chats with the convicted killer.
‘Experiencing the Unsettling World of Clark’
Documentaries about serial killers aren’t new, but “Born Evil” promises to bring a unique perspective. Besides exploring Clark’s dark world, the series includes interviews with individuals connected to his life. Most notably, we get to hear from Clark’s brother Geoff and his ex-cellmate Jack Truitt, whom Clark believes to be Jesus.
“Born Evil” strives to give viewers an in-depth understanding of Clark’s harrowing childhood, violent family background, and the myriad of cold cases tied to his confessions. Bay has distilled countless hours of one-on-one conversations with Clark to offer us an unfiltered lens into the mind of one of the deadliest serial killers of our time.
Why Michael Bay?
Michael Bay is best known for his cinematic extravaganzas, filled with explosions and high-octane action sequences. But he’s shown his ability to get up close and personal in this new venture. Bay stated, “‘Born Evil’ is my first venture into the documentary world, revolving around a serial killing family you’ve never heard of. The focus is on the youngest son, Hadden Clark, with whom I spoke countless hours in prison to delve into the mind and psychology of a person whom the FBI refers to as ‘a person of interest’ in over 20 states”.
“Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior” is set to debut on ID, spanning three nights from September 2nd. This means Bay is providing us with five gripping hours of the perversely fascinating world of Hadden Clark.
Closing Thoughts
“Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior” is a serious departure for Michael Bay, one that might just turn out to be his boldest venture yet. It’s a chilling deep-dive into a dark world, sure to both enthrall and unnerve viewers. Be sure to tune in to take a peek into the mind of a man responsible for some of the most heinous crimes imaginable.
