Division "Ray of Hope" "Sweetness of Mine" by Julie Stephanek/Eli Janney "The Set-Up" "Turn It Around" "Death Pact" by Robbie Kondor "Wedding Serenade" by MenKing "Dramatic Re-Creation" "Nine Lives" (dialogue track) "The Contenders" Home media The film was released on DVD and VHS on December 18, 2001. Reception The critical response to the film was mainly positive. Rotten Tomatoes lists the film with a 70% rating, registering 56 "fresh" reviews out of 80 with a summary of "Boasting no big-name stars, Series 7 is surprisingly well-acted. Its timing is impeccable, with its dark humor casting shadows over the enjoyment and popularity of today's reality-TV shows". Metacritic gives the film a 55% rating. Roger Ebert gave the movie 2 1/2 stars out of 4 and wrote, "It's not the idea that people will kill each other for entertainment that makes Series 7 jolting. What the movie correctly perceives is that somewhere along the line we've lost all sense of shame in our society." Series 7 has since been hailed as a cult film, being added to The A.V. Club's New Cult Canon. See also The 10th Victim Battle Royale Guns Akimbo The Hunger Games (film series) Live! Mockumentary The Running Man Temmink: The Ultimate Fight References External links 2001 films 2001 black comedy films 2000s thriller films American satirical films Films about death games Films about competitions American mockumentary films Reality television series parodies Films about snuff films Films set in Connecticut Films produced by Christine Vachon Killer Films films 2001 comedy films 2000s English-language films 2000s American films