Director Darren Bouseman returns to the Saw franchise again after a successful turn directing Saw 2 and does a very coherent job of making sense of all of Saw 3's storylines. Saw 3 finds our favorite cancer patient Jigsaw (Tobin Bell) laid up and unable to have much of an active role in his games. Amanda (Shawnee Smith) has taken the reins and is running a new game while trying to keep jigsaw alive. This time the story revolves around a doctor brought in to care for Jigsaw and a man who's is put through a series of test to forgive his son's killer. Surprisingly Saw 3 manages to take events that happened in the first 2 films and weave them into this story in a way that certainly makes it seem like this story was planned out years ago and always meant to be a trilogy which we know to not be true. Credit has to be given to story creators Leigh Whannel and James Wan to have made all this work and tie together.
The third entry into the gruesome scarefest franchise about moral values through torture. Saw III could easily fall victim to the problem of so many bad horror films of the 1980s — namely, descending into nothing more than a series of goosing, contrived death sequences designed to elicit "oh snap!" catcalls. Instead, it's dispiriting and bad in slightly different ways, though
Saw 3 Directed by Daren Bouseman Starring Shawnee Smith, Tobin Bell, Behar Soomeki
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