Pretty Good Film
Zodiac (2007) is a slow-burn crime thriller directed by David Fincher, based on the real-life Zodiac killer case in the San Francisco Bay Area during the late 1960s and 1970s. It’s not about jump scares or dramatic stunts—it’s about obsession, investigation, and the toll that tracking a methodical, elusive criminal can take on the people chasing him.
The film focuses on the detectives, journalists, and ordinary people who become wrapped up in the case, showing how it affects their lives over years. The tension comes from the meticulous process of piecing together clues, the uncertainty of who can be trusted, and the relentless anxiety of not knowing who the killer is.
It’s stylish, atmospheric, and very detailed—Fincher’s hallmark precision is everywhere, from the cinematography to the sound design. Patience is rewarded: it’s a story that builds slowly but leaves a lasting impression.'
7.5/10 Stars
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