The Killer has the potential to become Netflix’s next great action franchise under Fincher, who has previously set up many of the platform’s hits.

The Killer references several classic films, and potentially a video game franchise, while also hitting many signature Fincher cinematic trademarks.

David Fincher’s latest Netflix film, The Killer, is divided into six narrative chapters. Here’s what happens in each of them and what they mean.

The Killer indirectly makes up for a long-awaited Hulu series that has still not come to fruition based on a celebrated assassin video game franchise.

The Killer’s narrative direction is a departure for David Fincher, but the structural choice is motivated by character-driven storytelling.

The buzzy new thriller from one of the directors of the hit serial killer show Mindhunter has become a massive global success on Netflix.

New Netflix thriller The Killer gets a rave review from Guillermo del Toro, who praises director David Fincher for crafting a work of art.

This is why The Killer killed the six people he killed in David Fincher’s Netflix thriller – and why he ultimately spared the last guy’s life.

The Killer’s ongoing inner monologue is an efficient means of relaying information, but the movie gradually reveals the narration’s true purpose.

The Killer director David Fincher explains why Brad Pitt passed on reuniting with the filmmaker for the movie, and why Michael Fassbender was chosen.