Saw Trilogy - Doesn't End With Rainbows and Carebears

Rating: 8/10 (27 October 2006)

This is probably the nastiest of the now-famous Saw Trilogy, perfect for gore fans and just in time for Holloween '06.
While the first Saw was a nice experimentation on the torture-horror genre to see what would happen and the second was a dip trip on a few more extreme little puzzles and traps (with a iffy story written in there), the third took all the experience learned from the previous two and ended the series with a bang.
Jigsaw and Amanda are back, of course, and they decide to kidnap a doctor who diagnosed the now ill, brain cancer victim Jigsaw in a race against time to try and save his life (single handedly, with the coolest open brain surgery performed on the silver screen...with power tools). On the other end of the story, a man named Jeff is the new victim in Jigsaw's puzzles who tries to solve them to get to the man who killed his son in a freak accident.
The signature plot twists are still as good as they were in Saw I & II, you'll still be surprised and pretty "WOW"'d by the finale. Plus there are references to the previous films to intertwine the story, developing and explaining certain events and characters while its at it.
So if you liked the previous two Saws, then do yourself a favor and check this one out with friends. And i'm not kidding when I said this is gorier and nastier than the others. Hell, it can be downright inhuman sometimes. The graphic nature takes out anything that's been in the theaters before, including Hostel and Se7en.