Title: Saw XXV I mean V
Review: Just because you come up with a few new traps does not make the Saw story worth continueing. The main man, Bell, isn't more than a faded memory and he was the one that was truly scary, not a few pieces of metal and wire or some lackey supposedly carrying on in the masters footsteps. Sorry but just like the Jason, Friday the 13th, and Halloween movies, more of the same-o same-o does not mean better. Just like them this series has reached it's plausability threshold, and anything more is just plain sawing for the sake of sawing, gore for the sake of gore. Anyone can think up ways to kill people in painful bloody ways, not everyone can use suspense to create a frightening mood rather that hack one victim up after another for the umpteenth time like mannequins senselessly marching to death. If you like to see the repetitious trapping of people and hacking them up, by all means catch Saw V. If you like suspense, catchDisturbia (Widescreen Edition).CA Luster
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