Very Graphic & Very Entertaining

Rating: 9/10 (11 October 2019)

Saw III is easily the most graphic out of all 8 films. That doesn't mean the film is bad though, it still was very watchable all the way through.
The film is about a nurse named Lynn Denlon, who is kidnapped and taken to a warehouse where John Kramer (Tobin Bell) is bedridden and and slowly dying. John's apprentice, Amanda (Shawnee Smith), hooks Lynn up with a collar that will blow up if John dies. She must do everything in her power to keep him living.
Meanwhile, a guy named Jeff (Angus Macfadyen) has to go through a series of traps in order to rescue his daughter and sacrifice people that are related to the death of his son.
Saw III was a pretty good sequel. The traps in this one were very graphic. When it comes to a guy ripping off hooks from his body, a black man's arms and legs getting all twisted up, and a naked lady getting sprayed with liquid nitrogen, you can pretty much say you are in for a ride of gorror.
The story was well developed, and I liked how their were two separate stories that tied in by the end. It all worked perfectly. This is also the longest one in the series, and had very smooth pacing.
The acting was great. Tobin Bell did a magnificent job yet again, and Angus Macfadyen was great as his role of Jeff. I wasn't a huge fan of Shawnee Smith's character here, as she was unlikable. She was a lot better in the first two films, but here, not so much.
All in all, Saw III was very graphic, but was a great sequel nonetheless.