Dexter Season 7 Trailer

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After a rather spectacular return to form with its sixth season (climbing up the quality ladder towards the heights achieved by the glorious season four), Dexter‘s last episode left everyone who saw it yearning for more, and with the season seven premiere mere days away it’s the perfect time to whet the fans’ appetites with a season seven trailer; which is now available to view below, but, due to inexplicably huge spoilers, should not be viewed by anyone who’s not up to date with the story so far – in fact anyone not up to date probably shouldn’t read any further.

There’s now less than a week to go until the season seven premiere in the US, and with everyone’s favourite serial killer Dexter Morgan (who only kills other wrongdoers, and serial killers) ending the last season by being caught red-handed (or at least sharp instrument in hand) by his sister Deborah (that’d be Miami Metro Homicide’s newly promoted lieutenant, Deborah Morgan), it looks as if Dexter’s world is coming perilously close to completely collapsing around him.

Returning as the titular killer, Michael C. Hall will see his now iconic character going to paces darker than ever before in the new series, when Deborah (Jennifer Carpenter) not only threatens to call the police when she sees what he’s done, but struggles to come to terms with Dexter’s actions when she begins to uncover the reality behind Dexter’s true nature, and discovers some of the secrets hidden in his closet, and how it all ties back to both the Ice Truck Killer, and the Bay Harbour Butcher.

Dexter will also have new enemies to contend with in the season seven, and end up confronting last season’s newcomer Louis Greene (Josh Cooke), as his world begins to close in around him this coming Sunday, when the multi-award-winning Dexter returns with its season seven premiere on Showtime, at 9pm this Sunday.

Matt Wheeldon.

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Matt Wheeldon is the Founder, and Editor in Chief of Good Film Guide. He still refers to the cinema as "the pictures", and has what some would describe as a misguided appreciation for Waterworld.