Se7en
Se7en
What drives a killer to craft his murders as grim moral lessons? Detective William Somerset finds himself hunting a criminal whose brutal artistry defies comprehension in the unsettling world of Se7en. This 1995 thriller plunges audiences into a rain-drenched city where every crime scene reveals a new layer of philosophical terror, each murder representing one of the seven deadly sins. Paired with ambitious rookie David Mills, Somerset races to decode the killer’s pattern before the final sin claims its victims. Se7en masterfully blends crime procedural with psychological horror, creating an atmosphere thick with dread and moral ambiguity. The film’s genius lies in its refusal to offer easy answers, instead confronting viewers with haunting questions about justice, sin, and human nature. Through its impeccable direction and career-defining performances, this neo-noir masterpiece remains essential viewing for those who appreciate films that linger long after the credits roll, challenging both the detectives on screen and the audience in their seats.









