Se7en (1995) / Bardstown Bourbon Company Discovery Series 2026
Key Takeaways
- Brad finally watches David Fincher's Se7en (1995) for the very first time, sparking a lively debate about its true cinematic legacy.
- The hosts debate whether Se7en is a profound masterpiece of moral pessimism or just an exceptionally well-crafted crime procedural.
- Bob and Brad review the Bardstown Bourbon Company Discovery Series 2026 during the second half of the show.
- The Bardstown Bourbon Company Discovery Series 2026 is evaluated as a mature, oak-forward 112-proof blend.
- The whiskey review narrowly misses the hosts' coveted 'no-brainer recommendation' tier despite its impressive profile.
Brad finally watches David Fincher’s Se7en for the first time, leading to a debate over whether its legendary serial-killer story is a masterpiece of moral pessimism or simply an exceptionally well-made crime procedural. Then Bob and Brad review Bardstown Bourbon Company Discovery Series 2026, a mature, oak-forward 112-proof blend that comes tantalizingly close to the show’s "no-brainer recommendation" line.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What movie is reviewed in this episode of Film & Whiskey?
The hosts review David Fincher's 1995 psychological thriller Se7en, which Brad watches for the very first time.
What whiskey is tasted in the Se7en (1995) episode?
Bob and Brad review the Bardstown Bourbon Company Discovery Series 2026, a mature and oak-forward 112-proof blend.
Is Se7en considered a masterpiece by the hosts?
The hosts debate whether Se7en is a brilliant masterpiece of moral pessimism or simply an exceptionally well-made crime procedural.
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