Season 4 of Netflix's acclaimed animated anthology Love, Death & Robots is now available for streaming. This latest installment delivers ten brand-new short films, each offering a distinct vision of futuristic, surreal, or dystopian worlds. The new season maintains the show’s signature tone — blending science fiction with psychological drama and stunning visuals.

Jennifer Yuh Nelson returns as supervising director, bringing her experience from Kung Fu Panda 2 to guide the series' eclectic style. Among the highlights is an episode directed by legendary filmmaker David Fincher, who continues his role as executive producer alongside Tim Miller. This creative trio ensures the show retains its visual ambition and thematic audacity.

While Rotten Tomatoes has yet to finalize its rating, early critic reviews are starting to appear. Den of Geek praises the fourth season as a clever and unpredictable collection of animated tales. In contrast, Ready Steady Cut critiques a lack of conceptual boldness in some episodes. Despite these mixed reactions, the season continues to push the boundaries of animated storytelling, offering audiences a thrilling and thought-provoking experience.

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