The Gun follows the journey of the aimless college student, Tyler, who finds himself at the scene of a murder one night. In a moment of impulse, he takes the bloody gun and brings it back to his dorm room. There, he hides it away and tries to shake off the memory of what he has seen.
But as time passes, Tyler becomes increasingly consumed by curiosity regarding the gun. He starts to research the history of the weapon and the crime it was used in. His obsession begins to take a toll on his already fragile mental state, and he becomes increasingly distant from his friends and family.
As he delves deeper into the world of the gun and the crime it was used in, Tyler starts to experience vivid hallucinations and nightmares. He starts to question his own sanity and wonders if he is becoming just as dangerous as the person who used the gun before him.
The film explores themes of curiosity, obsession, and mental health as it traces Tyler's descent into a world of darkness and violence. As the film reaches its climax, Tyler must confront the truth behind the gun and come to terms with the darkness that has consumed him.
