Season 40

We're wrapping up our Fincher series with his latest release - a stripped-down, gig-economy hitman thriller - THE KILLER.

Nerts. Are you folks ready to get MANK-PILLED? We advise that you start by "mankro-dosing" David Fincher's 2020 exploration of the life and times of cantankerous screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz.

"Amazing Amy" meets "Awkwardly-Smiling Affleck" in Fincher's darkly comic masterpiece - an instant classic from that first shot of Rosamund Pike's pretty head.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo? More like The Girl Who Go On Computer. The Girl with the Fruit Tattoo - Fran Hoepfner - joins us as we dive into Fincher's 2011 Nordic noir.

Let us take a walk down memory lane to when the Metaverse was but a twinkle in Zuck's eye and to when Aaron Sorkin was just a much-respected writer and not yet a director.

2007's THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON is a film that dares to ask the question, "What if he baby but old?"

This is the Zodiac speaking. I have recorded this podcast episode with Griffin, David, and the genius Leslye Headland because I am tired of the tangents on every other episode so far this Fincher series.

We're scootin' through some wild Manhattan real estate this week and locking ourselves into David Fincher's PANIC ROOM with the wonderful Eva Anderson.

The first rule of Fight Club? Don't talk about Fight Club. The second rule of Fight Club? DON'T TALK ABOUT FIGHT CLUB.

Congratulations. If you are listening to this episode, it means you've discovered the key in the mouth of the wooden clown we placed in your driveway.

Who loves Da Finchman? These guys do. MTV Movie Award-losing duo Mitch and Nick of the Doughboys join us to talk about David Fincher's breakthrough hit - the nasty noir SE7EN.

The time has come for us to talk about one of the most successful, most influential, most respected American filmmakers of the past 30 years. That's right, we're talking about the director of ALIEN3, David "Da Finchman" Fincher.