What’s in the box?! The 30-year anniversary of David Fincher’s horror masterpiece Se7en is fast approaching, the film originally shocking audiences with its sadistic twist ending way back in 1995. In a chat with Variety this week, Fincher reveals that a 4K remaster is on the way! Fincher tells the outlet, “We’re going back and […]
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Director David Fincher and writer Andrew Kevin Walker made magic together when they joined forces for Se7en back in the ’90s, and they reunite for this year’s brand new The Killer. Netflix has announced today that The Killer will premiere on November 10, 2023. Check out some first-look footage in Netflix’s 2023 preview video below. The upcoming movie will […]
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The adult animated anthology series “Love Death + Robots” premiered back in 2019 with some truly awesome episodes, and the series from Netflix, Tim Miller and David Fincher will be launching a third season this month. “Love Death + Robots” will be returning for “Volume 3” on May 20, 2022, and the official trailer has arrived to whet your appetite. “Volume 3” […]
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Tic for Tac. After spending our 150th episode extravaganza with The Lost Boys and closing out November with some Satanists in The Seventh Victim , we kicked off December with the queer-coded antichrist in Fear No Evil. Now, we’re getting into the winter season with David Fincher‘s 2011 adaptation of Stieg Larsson‘s novel that set the world […]
Can you remember the exact moment you fell in love with movies? Steven Spielberg’s horror classic Jaws is prominently featured in the first marketing materials for Netflix‘s documentary series “VOIR,” which comes from David Fincher and David Prior. “VOIR” is described as a “collection of visual essays for the love of cinema,” and six episodes […]