7 Deadly Sins (2019)

Introduction
The 2019 scary movie "7 Deadly Sins" likewise called "Nightmare Cinema" is a special anthology offering guided by the cinematographic artistry of 5 distinct directors. Mickey Rourke stars as the enigmatic Projectionist, the thread that binds the 5 tales of scary together. Each story is a representation of one or more of the seven fatal sins.

Plot Summary
In "7 Deadly Sins", five strangers are drawn into a deserted theater by The Projectionist, a creepy movie theater owner played by Mickey Rourke, who provides each of them with a frightening film including themselves as the primary characters. These terror-filled tales, directed by Alejandro Brugués, Joe Dante, Mick Garris, Ryûhei Kitamura, and David Slade, expose the stranger's inmost fears and darkest tricks.

The Way In- Greed and Pride
The first tale, directed by Alejandro Brugués, introduces a group of teens camping in a remote location. They are terrified and eliminated by a supernatural force that can handle the appearance of anyone. This section connect the sins of greed and pride as we witness the egotistical habits of the teenagers and their eagerness to penetrate forbidden boundary leading them to their downfall.

Mirari - Vanity
The following story directed by Joe Dante, includes a woman who decides to get cosmetic surgery for her fiancé however winds up in a dreadful situation, a grotesque parody of her original desire that mentions the sin of vanity.

Mashit - Lust and Wrath
In the third episode, directed by Ryûhei Kitamura, a demonic belongings within a Catholic school, which attends to sins of desire and wrath. The segment concentrates on an implicated relationship between a priest and a nun and a demonic entity which feeds off their unethical actions.

By Doing This to Egress - Sloth
The fourth story, by David Slade, features a woman suffering a psychological breakdown and is set in a dark, decaying, and filthy healthcare facility, echoing sloth. As the woman's sanity spirals, the healthcare facility setting becomes increasingly dirty and distorted, representing her deteriorating frame of mind.

Dead- Gluttony and Envy
The last chapter, by Mick Garris, has aspects of envy and gluttony. It has to do with a young kid who survives a gunshot wound throughout a random shooting and his journey in the in-between stages of life and death. On the other hand, his sibling, who did not make it through the shooting, is envious of his journey back to the world of the living.

Conclusion
Though all the stories are separate, the unifying figure of The Projectionist (Mickey Rourke) connects them together. He is the manager of this headache gallery, having an eerie omnipotence. Each nightmare ends with the main character passing away and then having an encounter with The Projectionist, representing the cyclical nature of sin and penalty.

"7 Deadly Sins" handles to integrate the main styles of morality throughout each of its tales, stressing that a person's actions and choices might cause undesirable repercussions. Each segment of the anthology uses scary as a framing gadget, providing audiences with a chilling, yet metaphorically abundant depiction of the seven lethal sins.

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