Zodiac Killer Project, the latest film from British ... terrible happened here — that this quiet roadside stop is a crime scene waiting to be rehashed in ominous voiceover.

Throw in a few insert shots of things like crime-scene flashbulbs and burning documents — visual tropes that Shackleton calls out as such — and “Zodiac Killer Project” gets remarkably ...

Having religiously watched every single true-crime thing that’s come out ... they were actually agreeing to. In the first scene of Zodiac Killer Project, you talk about how the movie would ...

Lafferty’s “The Zodiac Killer Cover-Up ... always there to assure us that we’re not even looking at the scene of the crime. Curiously, the film only becomes edge-of-your-seat suspenseful ...

Shackleton doesn’t actually dramatize the scene; instead ... (for the approach’s reliable effectiveness). Throughout Zodiac Killer Project, Shackleton takes a scalpel to the true-crime genre by ...

But rather than giving us yet another variation on the genre, Shackleton takes a step back to explain how it works behind the scenes, citing other examples ... Unlike the vast majority of true crime ...

“Zodiac Killer Project” was intended to be a true crime documentary by Charlie Shackleton ... everything only exists in narration. The scenes that break away from the formula to deliver ...

“Zodiac Killer Project” director Charlie Shackleton sure has ... even though Shackleton’s voice is always there to assure us that we’re not even looking at the scene of the crime. Curiously, the film ...

True crime will never die, but Zodiac Killer Project ensures that the genre ... from virtual avatars than from real men. The scenes of Hao egging on his clients to approach random women on the ...