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Hello and welcome to The Rewatchables. We are talking about the 2007

more classic Zodiac. My name is Chris Ryan. I'm an editor at TheRinger.com and I am joined by

the ringer's editor-in-chief Sean Finnecy. Hello. And my good friend and longtime podcasting partner,

longer-time friend, Andy Greenwald. You can't say that was my handwriting. You have no way

of proving that. I'm done with them. I don't need much help. The Zodiac killer has come to San

Francisco. Your editor. I want you to print this cipher on the front page of your paper. He wants

his code in the afternoon edition. The killer is still in the house. Got it in hard-sense books.

I'm up to around 500. He's got a huge helmet. I'm gonna catch his guy or not. He's still out there, Dave.

I'm not the Zodiac. And if I was, I wouldn't tell you. Who is this?

So, the heck rated our Indeeders March 2nd.

We're here to talk about Zodiac and I could not be more excited. This is my favorite film of the

21st century. It's my favorite David Fincher film. I think it's one of the great American crime

films up there with Chinatown, the Maltese Falcon. We just got him. He's got him. He's got him.

We clear out for an ISO pod. Running scared with Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal. It's also a great

one. Can we just do a quick just to sort of set the temperature as podcast? How many pen strokes do

you require to make a K? I'm a Dumber 2. Two stroke guys. Well, Chris? I'm not gonna answer.

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