Seven Resources

This Seven movie fansite doesn't have too much content, but it does have a list of movie goofs.

Warning: the Seven comic-book adaptation might be more grotesque than the film itself.

Screenwriter Andrew Kevin Walker tells Penn State that Seven is his personal favorite of the films he's written. We have to agree!

Roger Ebert puts Seven on his great-movie list, even though it's Fincher's darkest—literally. Why are all the light bulbs so dim?

Hate "torture porn" films like Saw and Hostel? Don't blame David Fincher. He doesn't think Seven started the genre.

Fincher reveals why he made Seven in this interview. (Being a fan of Psycho had something to do with it.)

This interviewer asks Brad Pitt hard-hitting questions like, "What did you think of the editing?"

An intense movie has an equally intense trailer.

All of the cast members get to be talking heads here—heads still attached! And, for some reason, it's subtitled in French, so you get to know how to say the seven deadly sins en Francais.

David Fincher disputes Seven being "super grisly" because all of the actual violence takes place off-screen and, no, you don't see Gwyneth's head in the box.

This cool commentary dissects the title sequence of the film.

The film crew actually created many pages of John Doe's crazy notebooks. There's a gallery of the insanity on the DVD, but here's a preview.

This French DVD cover for Seven is very fire & brimstone & Brad Pitt.

The Seven Blu-ray cover makes a bloody mess by listing the sins over and over again.

This Seven minimalist poster zeroes in on the horrifying package at the end but makes it look so unassuming. Special delivery!