If you haven't seen Netflix's R-rated animated anthology series Love, Death & Robots, first of all, what are you waiting for? And secondly, you're missing out on excellent adaptations of award-winning stories by awards-worthy animators and filmmakers. David Fincher and Tim Miller brought the 18-episode epic to the content-streaming masses, but it fell to studios like Passion Animation and animators like the Oscar-nominated Robert Valley (Pear Cider and Cigarettes) to bring the individual stories to life, like the incredible short, "Zima Blue." This tale, adapted from Alastair Reynolds' own short story, …

It’s definitely advisable to watch Love, Death, & Robots either at work or with the entire family. Actually, definitely DON'T do that. Anyone remotely interested in the new animated anthology series knows that it was strictly made for people who drive cars and are eligible for 401k. We’ve heard that those beings also like to be called adults.

Last week saw the release of Netflix's new TV show Love, Death & Robots. Amongst the huge variety of shows and movies on the streaming service, it can be easily overlooked. Especial with a title as generic as Love, Death & Robots. But do so and you'd be missing out on one of the best and most original new shows of the year. For Netflix's experimental sci-fi anthology show is entirely unique and definitely not one to be missed. Produced by Deadpool's Tim Miller and auteur director David Fincher (Se7en, Fight Club, Gone Girl) there's arguably something in it for all fans of sci-fi. Whether your thing is kaiju style monster fights ("Sonnie's Edge") or psychological space-horror ("Beyond The Aquilla Rift", "Helping Hand") or Pacific Rim style mech suit battles ("Suits") or even just all out gore ("The Secret War") Love, Death & Robots has something for you. But what about when it ends?

Tim Miller tells the story of how his 11-year-long quest to make a Heavy Metal movie turned into a new Netflix anthology series.

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Love, Death & Robots, the very NSFW adult animated anthology from David Fincher and Tim Miller, is now available to stream to your heart's (and loin's) content on Netflix. The binge-worthy title features 18 shorts, each with their own signature animation, storytelling style, and varying levels of maturity. And when I say "maturity", sometimes that means "thoughtful and complex messages delivered by computer-generated characters cleverly wrapped up in a sci-fi landscape", and sometimes that means, tits, ass, blood, violence, and gratuitous sex. Honestly, this series should just be called Sex, Death & Robots because there …

Netflix's Love, Death & Robots is a surreal sci-fi-horror-comedy anthology that you'll either love or hate.

One of the most anticipated new arrivals to Netflix isn't an original movie or a second helping of one of the content-streaming giant's live-action series, it's Love, Death & Robots. This NSFW showcase of out-of-the-box animation and out-of-its-mind stories will arrive on March 15th, but thanks to the project's social media accounts, we now have a better idea of just what some of those stories might be and what they'll look like. Take, for example, "Alternate Histories", an animated short that sets out to kill Hitler again … The post Watch New Teasers for Netflix’s Animated ‘Love, Death & Robots’ Shorts appeared first on Collider.

From Tim Miller and David Fincher comes Love Death & Robots, an insane, adults-only animated anthology that promises everything that's right there in the title and more when it comes to Netflix in just two weeks' time. As a reminder, Netflix unleashed a new NSFW trailer today that teases all the sex and violence (and robots) that's to come, though they all go by in the blink of an eye. Chances are that your subconscious will be scarred after taking in this 30-second spot. The anthology, which is also executive produced by Jennifer Miller and Josh … The post New NSFW Trailer for Netflix’s ‘Love Death & Robots’ Features Animated Orgies of All Sorts appeared first on Collider.

Watch the gorgeous, terrifying trailer for Netflix's new NSFW animated anthology series, Love, Death and Robots, from Deadpool's Tim Miller and Mindhunter's David Fincher.

Not since The Animatrix in 2003 have I been so hyped for an animated anthology. That collection of mature stories, told in various styles pulled from the many, many varieties of animation, were obviously tied into the early 2000s hit franchise, The Matrix. More than 15 years later, it's time for an evolution of that idea. And with that in mind, we happily bring you the exclusive, NSFW, definitely-not-for-the-kiddos reveal of the first trailer and poster for Love, Death & Robots. Below, you'll find an insane minute of images that you may not be …