Saw VI

A very entertaining thing happens in the sixth movie: Saw tunes into society at large and focuses its punishment on predatory lenders and amoral insurance companies.

I'd be lying if I didn't admit to jumping in my seat a few times. Unfortunately the plot was just a bit messy.

Don't have a desire to see victims ripped limb-from-limb, cut in half and watch their insides spill out onto the floor? Avoid Saw VI at all costs.

Saw VI is, pardon the pun, a cut above the rest but not, sadly, by much.

You already know what you’re getting with Saw VI. There’s nothing different or unique about this entry in the franchise.

It admittedly doesn't all work... but on the balance of things Saw VI is the most tonally adept and well thought-out entry since the third.

Health insurance companies take human life... They are the real serial killers of our time. Jigsaw and his proteges at least have the excuse of being fictional.

Only Tobin Bell is given much emotional variance and, as a result, only Tobin Bell makes any impression at all.