On Friday, November 10, the latest film from acclaimed Seven, Fight Club, and The Social Network director David Fincher, The Killer, hit Netflix. Given that Fincher is one of the last remaining “brand name” directors, and the fact that the film is a clear return to his sadistic roots with Michael

Netflix has released the full, official trailer for The Killer, the latest film from David Fincher, the acclaimed director of films such as Seven, Fight Club, The Social Network, and Gone Girl. In the lead role as the titular killer is Michael Fassbender, who hasn’t appeared in a feature film

David Fincher has a new movie coming out next month — Netflix’s The Killer, which stars Michael Fassbender and Tilda Swinton — that is clearly a return to the genre that made him one of the most acclaimed names in filmmaking. Not counting Mank — his 2020 black-and-white passion project about

Netflix If you ask TV fans, they’ll likely name Mindhunter as one of the best dramas that Netflix has ever made. After all, it was produced and partially directed by acclaimed filmmaker David Fincher, so of course it was good. Ask Netflix, however, and the show apparently wasn’t good enough to

David Fincher is officially sticking a fork in Mindhunter. In a new interview, the Netflix series’ EP dashed any and all hopes for a third season — and he’s explaining why. “I’m very proud of the first two seasons. But it’s a very expensive show and, in the eyes of Netflix, we didn’t attract enough