28 Things You Missed™ in Zodiac (2007)

Did you notice the pattern hidden in the posters in Graysmith's apartment? Learn their secret and more Things You (may have) Missed!

Zodiac (2007) is the first example of a Things You Missed™ episode that is based entirely on a work of non-fiction, but that doesn't stop the movie from being suspenseful, scary and downright creepy.

In this video I'll cover the motivation for every on screen appearance of the Zodiac, from the unseen Lake Herman Road footage, to the Blue Rock Springs occurrence, to the ominous Lake Berryessa event and the end of the life of Paul Stein in Presidio Heights at Washington and Cherry St.

I'll also cover some of the amazing details you might have overlooked. Great lengths are taken to preserve authenticity, and many of them remain unappreciated. The movie took the source material so seriously, that it actually ended up having an impact on the real life case.

The Zodiac was also theorized to be a fan of movies, so of course, director David Fincher filled this biopic with meaningful film references and connections, including a couple callbacks to his earlier films.

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About Things You Missed
These videos point out some of the little details you may have missed in your favorite horror franchises as I analyze their meaning and why they are noteworthy. I'll breakdown every small detail, easter egg, reference, connection, motif, cameo, callback and homage that I can find! Typically, I'll cover Things You Missed in horror movies, and Things You Missed in horror film trailers.

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[j-money]

The scene with the couple at the lake where they get stabbed always stayed with me. It was so raw and it was very disturbing.

[moviehermit]

The movie organist was the creepiest and most suspicious character in the movie.
- “Oh, that handwriting that’s the closest match to the zodiac killer, that’s mine”
- “you wanna come into my deep dark basement thats existence is related to something the zodiac killer said?”
- “Don’t mind me, just reciting exactly when the first suspected murder was committed”
- “Let me unlock the door for you as you scramble away while I slowly walk ominously from the basement and say goodbye in the most unfazed and unsettling way”

[isaackilmer]

Just watched this with my father.. really underrated movie.. love your videos

[vforval]

Now he's starting to look like Shaggy

[isabellehrubec]

This is legitimately one of my favorite movies

[netpunk]

To me, the most interesting thing that everyone misses is that different actors play the zodiac killer in different scenes, due to the suspicion that the were actually multiple “zodiac” killers at play (not necessarily working together, just all active at the time). Fincher does quote himself a lot, and he will use the same actors for these small bit pivotal roles. Two of the zodiacs were in fight club (one played the airport security guard who told Edward Norton his bag was vibrating, the other was the doctor who told him to chew valerian root and go to the testicular cancer meeting—he also plays the delivery guy with the box at the end of se7en).

[Octoberfunforeverone]

The amount of editing and research really shows in these videos thx you for all your hard work. I hope everything going well and your not working to hard keep up the amazing work.

[RaptorJezus]

The Riddler in the new Batman movie looks exactly like the Zodiac Killer

[iBNKERS]

My aunt was working in SF during this. My dad told me that her manager would escort the women out early to personally see them get on a bus home and my granny would go meet her at her stop, bringing the family dog with her. He also said on one night when they were walking back, the dog started barking and growling at some bushes. They didn’t see anything or anyone nor heard anything but hurried along.

[The-Almighty-Whitey]

Dude I just binged all of ur vids the last 2 days.

I can't wait for more horror things you didn't know.

So intriguing.

[justincraig]

This movie was exquisite. One of my favorites. I loved the different ways they portrayed the killer … it was cool and apparently accurate.

[superlonetv.]

Could u do more pet sematary horror history’s like jud Rachel and louis

[yusefknight]

Definitely one of my favorite movies of all time. Great video! 👍

[Cheetowitcheese]

One of my all time favorite movies. I usually don't go to horror for non-fiction stories but this was a must watch along with The Town That Dreaded Sundown.

[vickrice]

I just got done binging your recent videos and then saw this! Hell yes!!

[connorgioiafigliu]

Awesome video! I love Zodiac but I never knew how much detail went into it!

[zacharyhagan]

It's crazy that movie producers, directors, and screenwriters for this movie have better journalistic integrity than actual "journalists" today. Good video

[strawberrycream]

Someone looks like hes fresh out of high school...🤣

And I just found it on netflix. SCORE!

[ItsTheGLife]

This was well-made!! Lovee the compilation. CZsWorld never fail. And I love how David Fincher try to go down to every accurate detail as much as possible. The film was well-made too.

[kaylaball]

When I watched this movie the scene at the lake where the two people get stabbed was so scary and raw that it stuck with me for all these years. I couldn't watch the movie ever again. Well it popped up in my netflix recommendation section....gonna try it again. 😬 wish me luck. Lol