Netflix fans were left furious after an acclaimed crime series won’t see another season because ‘it’s too expensive’.

The popular thriller, Mindhunter, first aired in 2017 and has seen two seasons following FBI agents Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallany) as they delved into the world of serial killers.

Created by Joe Penhall, it also stars Anna Torv, Cameron Britton and Sonny Valicenti amongst others.

However, in an interview with Le Journal du Dimanche back in 2023, Mindhunter producer David Fincher revealed there wouldn’t be another season of the beloved show.

He said: ‘I’m very proud of the first two seasons. But it’s a particularly expensive show, and in Netflix’s eyes, we didn’t attract a large enough audience to justify such an investment.

‘I don’t blame them; they took risks to launch the series, gave me the means to do what I dreamed of with Mank, and they allowed me to venture down new paths with The Killer. It’s a chance to be able to work with people capable of daring.

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The popular thriller, Mindhunter, first aired in 2017 and has seen two seasons following FBI agents Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallany) as they delved into the world of serial killers

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Created by Joe Penhall, it also stars Anna Torv, Cameron Britton and Sonny Valicenti amongst others

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However, in an interview with Le Journal du Dimanche back in 2023, Mindhunter producer David Fincher revealed there wouldn’t be another season of the beloved show

‘The day our desires are no longer the same, we will have to be honest about parting ways.’

David’s quote resurfaced on X recently and left some fans disappointed by the news.

One commented: ‘Y’all filmed in two rooms and a parking lot, where did the budget go.’

‘One of the best series.’

‘Sell it to Apple TV please I love that show.’

‘This is why i stopped watching shows. All of them end up getting cancelled because they become too expensive.’

‘Such a shame too, because it was one of the better things to come out of netflix for a long while.’

‘“Didn’t attract an audience” when it’s literally one of the best Netflix show to have ever been made.’

‘I knew this, I actually let go of my Netflix subscription when I realised it wasn’t coming back. S*** p***** me off. One of the better crime shows I’ve watched.’

David’s quote resurfaced on X recently and left some fans disappointed by the news who took to social media to share their thoughts

It comes as it was revealed Netflix is due to axe an extensive list of films and TV shows in April.

Fans will be disappointed to find out that some of the most legendary horror movies of all time and even a beloved crime series are among the titles on the chopping block.

The likes of Smile, Halloween, Addams Family and Law and Order are all on the way out.