Zack Snyder tells IndieWire how his natural aesthetic was very close to the bizarro world of Norse mythology adapted into the Netflix animated series.

Zack Snyder ’s upcoming Norse mythology fantasy epic animated series Twilight of the Gods has been getting good reviews so far, which is good to hear. This series tells a revenge story and in telling it,

ComingSoon Editor-in-Chief Tyler Treese spoke to Twilight of the Gods co-creator, producer, and director Zack Snyder, and producers Deborah Snyder and Wesley Coller. They discussed the mature Netflix series‘ version of Norse mythology and much more.

We chat with the director, and with executive producer Wesley Coller, about the show's animation and storyline.

In this Netflix animated series, Snyder toys with compelling concepts and makes bold choices against the backdrop of Norse mythology.

While Twilight of the Gods overindulges in the depravity and gruesomeness of its ultra-violent Norse setting, it manages to eke out a worthwhile tale of revenge despite itself.

There's action, there's blood, there's adventure, there's even sex. "To have this action fantasy is something that we take very seriously," Deborah Snyder says.

Whatever you’re looking for from your next adult animation binge—profundity, thrills, shock—you’re not likely to find it from Zack Snyder.

From 300 to Army of the Dead and the many projects that he worked on for DC, Zack Snyder has found himself to be one of the biggest directors in the industry today. After his infamous split from DC, the opportunity arose for Snyder's talents to be snapped up by a host of suitors,