SAW III (2006)

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""See-Saw""

"Make your choice," Jigsaw says to the unlucky victims for whom he has planned new scary tests. Actor Tobin Bell returns as the puzzling psychopath Jigsaw, and he has plans for his next game. The movie begins where it left off: Jigsaw is on the brink of death with his new sidekick and daughter Amanda (Shawnee Smith), who was once a player of Jigsaw's game but has now overcome the fear of what it would take to live. This time a Doctor Lynn Denlon (Bahar Soomekh), is taken by Jigsaw and put to the test in a game that will change her life and parallel with another player in the game.

This chilling film delivers the most shocking and interesting endings that leave you awestruck. This film is equally as good as the predecessors in the trilogy. Saw III's plot, confusing yet very mortifyingly intelligent, brings the goriest fatalities any movie could ever bring. The actors are fantastic. I would especially like to point out the actress who played Amanda. Throughout the whole movie, I kept thinking how well she portrayed a girl who has no friends and used to be a junkie. Bell's voice tone still gives me the chills when I hear it. In one scene, Jigsaw gets part of his skull sawed off, which sends shivers down your spine as the sound of the saw slicing through the skull of Jigsaw is performed. This film's music is very creepy. The theme music of Saw is one that you here yourself saying NO Way are you serious WOW for being so bizarrely shocking at the intelligent storyline the film delivers. Saw is the new film for the teen generation that continues to get better each new time.

I would just like to go on record by saying that Saw III is the best and most interesting thriller I have seen this year. Although many may not like the Saw franchise for reason that it has too much blood or too much killing in it, I must raise one specific point at least the story has a plot to it and it is very intelligent and surprising plot. I would recommend this movie to teenagers and adults who enjoy a good slasher flick with a surprisingly great plot and a spooky cast.