David Fincher

‘Gone Girl’ and David Fincher’s Manipulation of Trust

“The sooner you look like yourself, the sooner you will feel like yourself.” People tell a lot of lies in Gone Girl, but perhaps none as big as that one. This is a film in which appearances and images of everything, from the big picture to the tiniest details, cannot be trusted....

[Review] Annabelle

The doll is creepy; there’s no use in trying to dispute that. Even when John (Ward Horton) first brings it home to his pregnant, doll-obsessed wife, Mia (Annabe...

10 Films to See In October

If September was merely the warm-up for our fall film season, October is a full-on assault of incredible titles, ranging from the widest of releases to a few that will, unfortunately, arrive in only a handful of theaters....

[NYFF Review] Gone Girl

Something is wrong from the very first moments of Gone Girl, David Fincher's sinister, immensely entertaining tenth film and an adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s pu...