Back in 1995, David Fincher brought the crime thrillerSe7en, written by Andrew Kevin Walker.

Although it wasnt the critics favorite during its release,Se7enbecame a sleeper hit and was a box-office success.

The second victim was greed, who was forced to cut one pound of flesh from his body.

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This scene led to the discovery ofthe sloth victim, who had the most horrifying and cruelest death inSe7en.

Doe targeted Theodore Allen, a drug dealer and pederast with a history of mental illness.

Doe kidnapped him, strapped him to a bed, tortured him, and cut one of his hands.

John Doe and Mills from Se7en

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Allen cant be considered an on-screen death inSe7en, but he was definitely the most shocking crime.

The two find themselves investigating a deranged killer staging murders inspired by each of the seven deadly sins.

Theodore Allen as the sloth victim in Se7en

David Fincher’s crime thriller Se7en follows the seasoned Detective William Somerset after he is assigned a new partner, the young and idealistic David Mills (Brad Pitt). The two find themselves investigating a deranged killer staging murders inspired by each of the seven deadly sins. On the hunt for the twisted John Doe (Kevin Spacey) before he can kill again, the two detectives soon discover that they’re much deeper into the case than they realized.

A bloodied John Doe raises his hands in Se7en

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