Seven was made in 1995, its director was David Fincher and was written by Andrew Kevin Walker. It’s about two detectives who are on the hunt for a serial killer who uses the deadly sins as their modus operandi. The music at the beginning of the film is Nine Inch Nails with a slowed down verison of 'Closer'. It's has a part where it goes 'you get me closer to God.' Which is a refrence to the film as the killer uses the deadly sins to kill their victums. When it first begins the music is kind of down beat, rough and a bit fast... You dunno when the next beat is going to be but it makes the auidence feel a little unsettled especially with a few pieces of what happens in the credits. The beginning is really a list of what a killer needs or what this killer needs and what they do to prepare, the images are only on for a few seconds so if you look away you might miss a few important pieces. The light in this helps aswell theres somethings that are a bit to dark and maybe it's something they don't want you to see. This beginning pulls you in even if you are a little creeped out by it at first, theres a lot of showing of razor blades, needles, people, books, it's as if it's only the props are important and not the person themself as they are never shown as a whole. This adds to the mysteriousness off it all and makes the viewer either confused and wanting more or just wanting more. There is always a contrast between white and black even in the titles, it seems to be giving the good and evil effect of maybe.
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