Tim and Tay are joined by Bunny Stephenson (Instagram / Letterboxd) to talk about our second David Fincher pick for our potlucks: Fight Club. We discuss the movie's exquisite portrayal of brutal violence, its not-so-subtle homoeroticism, and the reception of this satirical take on '90s  men's existential crisis. Synopsis A depressed man’s life is changed after he meets a charming and inspiring anarchist that shows him a life beyond the materialistic world. Starring Ed Norton & Brad Pitt, and directed by David Fincher, Fight Club was released Oct. 15, 1999. Where to watch Fight Club. Bunny's Scene [33.28-41.00] Meet Tyler Durden. Tay's Scene [01:00:20 - 01:04:30] Let's make soap. Tim's Scene  [2:05:43-2:09:36] Tyler & Jack's last fight. Links Every Frame a Painting— "And The Other Way Is Wrong"Recommendations Tim—Woodstock ‘99: Peace, Love & Rage (Price, 2021) [where to watch]Tay—Hobo with a Shotgun (Eisner, 2011) [where to watch]Bunny—The Lighthouse (Eggers, 2019) [where to watch]All links are verified at the time of publication and based on availability in Canada. Follow: SSC on Instagram Tim on Letterboxd