'Hannibal' Finale: Season 4 News, Movie Rumors from Bryan Fuller - Song "Love Crime" Trends

These days, a series finale doesn't exactly mean the end of a TV show thanks to outlets like Netflix, Amazon and other online, streaming services that have brought dead shows back to life. But the options for NBC's recently canceled horror crime series Hannibal has fewer options since Amazon and Netflix have passed on giving the show a fourth season. The season three finale episode remains as the series' end, but executive Bryan Fuller is still hopeful of other possibilities of the show continuing, including a movie. He's certainly churned up rumors after ending his show, but should we get our hopes up? Read more details on the future of Hannibal and the mysterious end credits song "Love Crime" by Siouxsie Sioux (which has been trending ever since) below!

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Whether or not the series comes back with new episodes, in movie form or some other way, we know that the finale was just what fans wanted, especially thanks to the haunting new song from Siouxsie Sioux. The iconic songwriter teamed with the show's composer and music supervisor, Brian Reitzel, for her first new song in eight years. Entitled "Love Crime," the track brings an amazing end and feel to a surprisingly refreshing finale. You can listen to this track right here:

Check out Fuller's interview with TV Guide and Reitzell's interview with Entertainment Weekly, both discussing this song and Siouxsie (via Pitchfork).

While you enjoy this song, you can also check get plenty of pleasure around Fuller's comments on the future of his acclaimed series. Though it was cancelled earlier this summer, season three has received rave reviews and plenty of attention from fans, critics and more. Will we see more or is this ending good enough for Fuller and the viewers?

"Executive producer] Martha De Laurentiis is looking into financing for a feature film," Fuller told Hitflix recently, according to Slash Film. "The season 4 that we were going to tell is such a restart and reimagining that I still hope in some way that we get to tell a version of that, if not Silence of the Lambs itself, as a miniseries. I would love to return this cast to the big screen from whence they came, and Hannibal Lecter to the big screen, from whence he came. It seems perfectly symmetrical."

Fuller touched on the desire to rework Silence of the Lambs in another interview with Grantland, name-dropping Starz as the hypothetical network to host the project. He also mentioned that the odds of the show coming back are "less than 50/50, and not in our favor," but we can tell that he's hoping to revisit the characters he created.