Fight Club is based on film noir, which flourished in the 1940s. It also fully absorbs and exerts various expressional techniques of modernism, and integrates postmodern violence aesthetics and visual stimulation, so that the film constructs a rich "world" in expressing the universal suffering and despair of human beings. Fight Club, produced by Fox Film Company and directed by david fincher. Like david fincher's previous works Alien 3, Seven Deaths and Psychological Games, it shows certain consistency in style. Using psychological suspense clues to pull the narrative, the image space has fantastic visual effects. Even the black boy of the new Chinese zodiac in 2007 can't escape from the lair of the seven deadly sins. However, the fight club won all the praise. Although david fincher is regarded as a postmodern master, this film shows a richer world and ideas. In the organic blending of philosophy, sociology and film literature, and in the perfect combination of business and art, a wonderful flower has been created. This paper holds that Fight Club is based on film noir, a bustling city in the 1940s. It fully absorbs and exerts all kinds of expressions of modernism, integrates postmodern violence aesthetics and visual stimulation, and constructs a rich "world" in expressing the universal suffering and despair of human beings.