February 8, 2026
Netflix
The Adventures of Cliff Booth
Starring Brad Pitt. Written by Quentin Tarantino. Directed by David Fincher
Coming soon to Netflix
February 8, 2026
Netflix
The Adventures of Cliff Booth
Starring Brad Pitt. Written by Quentin Tarantino. Directed by David Fincher
Coming soon to Netflix
January 10, 2026
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Writer/Director Guillermo del Toro, and Costume Designer Kate Hawley, Composer Alexandre Desplat, Production Designer Tamara Deverell, Cinematographer Dan Laustsen, and Creature Design/Character Prosthetic Makeup FX Mike Hill discuss the making of Frankenstein with moderator David Fincher.
“The movie is exquisite. But it’s not just beautiful. Because “just beautiful” is a cop-out. You have a film that is an example of a hand-crafted personal expression. It is outstanding in that respect.”
David Fincher

The novella series by Chuck Hogan and Guillermo del Toro is getting a feature film adaptation.
John Dilillo
October 16, 2025
Tudum by Netflix
The Boy in the Iron Box is making his way to the screen.
Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan’s serialized novel is getting a feature film adaptation from writer-director David Prior (Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities, The Empty Man). Starring Rupert Friend, Kevin Durand, and Jaeden Martell, The Boy in the Iron Box is the pulse-pounding tale of a team of mercenaries who find themselves out of their depth on a remote summit. What they encounter there will give you nightmares.
Read on for more information about The Boy in the Iron Box — and remember not to unlock it.
Filming is set to get underway on the new horror movie in October.
Jacob Robinson
September 9th, 2025
What’s on Netflix
After being optioned for an adaptation, things are moving quickly with Netflix’s adaptation of Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan’s Audible series The Boy in the Iron Box, which is scheduled to begin filming in October 2025. David Prior, who has worked with GDT before, will be writing and directing the project, it has now been revealed.
Rupert Friend, Jaeden Martell and Kevin Durand Join Netflix Horror Movie ‘The Boy in the Iron Box’
Kasey Moore
September 19, 2025
What’s on Netflix
Netflix has officially confirmed that The Boy in the Iron Box will be making its way onto our screens via a new feature film and has added three cast members ahead of filming commencing next month in Canada.
Reverend Scott K
August 15, 2025
The Church of Tarantino
The Church of Tarantino is a podcast channel with weekly shows dedicated to discussing every and anything related to the films of Quentin Tarantino. One of our 4 unique monthly series drop an episode every Friday. Ranking Tarantino (1st Friday of the month), The Bible Study (2nd Friday of the month), Inglourious Blue Balls (3rd Friday of the month) & Tarantinoesque Film Review (4th Friday of the month). Whether we’re ranking various aspects of his films, dissecting his scenes, discussing all the projects he’s announced, or reviewing films that are like his, there’s something for every QT fan.
For this episode, join the Reverend inside Pam’s Coffy, for his first ever sit down with Mr. Quentin Tarantino, as they discuss the cancellation of The Movie Critic, the origin of The Adventures of Cliff Booth, why he handed it to Brad Pitt and David Fincher, his “favorite director”, what his next project is going to be, why Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair is still unavailable to the public, the brilliance of the late great Michael Madsen and so much more, including the question he’s been dying to ask for over 2 and a half years: “What ever happened to the Untitled TV Series?” This is a must-listen for true Tarantino fans.
June 9, 2025
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Director Tim Miller discusses how he approached directing this dinosaurs in space adventure, starring MrBeast! Featuring Jennifer Yuh Nelson and David Fincher.
May 29, 2025
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Director Jennifer Yuh Nelson showcases some behind-the-scenes of her process to create Spider Rose. Featuring Tim Miller and David Fincher.
May 23, 2025
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Director David Fincher gives a glimpse inside the animation of Can’t Stop starring the Red Hot Chili Peppers! Featuring Tim Miller.
David Fincher returns to his roots in the animated anthology’s boundary-defying fourth volume.
Nev Pierce
May 21, 2025
Netflix Tudum
Fearless anthology series LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS returns with a unique blend of styles, stories, and heroes you didn’t know you needed — from scheming felines to a traumatized toilet. “I try and get a mix of horror, sci-fi, and fantasy,” says creator and executive producer Tim Miller. “And we work with some really fucking fantastic artists.” Miller is a voracious reader, and the source material for the series is largely short stories he has enjoyed over decades, though Volume 4 has a first: a concert film … from none other than David Fincher.

Fincher may now be best known for films such as Fight Club and The Killer, but he first rose to prominence directing music videos. The episode Can’t Stop calls on a long-cherished idea of animating a band as puppets; in this case, the Red Hot Chili Peppers. “This was a chance to exercise some old muscles, stretch — and it’s something I’ve always wanted to see,” says Fincher, who also executive produces the series. Each episode comes from a different team, and his was produced by Blur Studio, the VFX and production company co-founded by Miller. “I think Blur know that when I’m passionate about something, it’s going to be weird, and it’s going to be a lot of work,” says Fincher. “But who knows, it might be fun. It certainly will be challenging.” Creative risk and independent spirit are part of what’s led to the show’s 13 Emmy wins so far. But for the team, it’s really just the beginning of a long commitment to variety and invention. Says Fincher, “Hopefully by the time we get to Volume 20, there’s going to be something in here for everyone.”