Saw IV Details

[Highly rated reviewer]

Saw still has all its teeth....

Despite the demise of Jigsaw, there are still pieces missing for our detectives to puzzle over, and Rigg (Lyriq Bent) in particular has to face his worst nightmares to try and solve the latest slayings, this time the particular brand of dispatching people has been arranged to involve him directly. Despite being the 4th outing, and with what could potentially have been the knock out punch when Jigsaw passed away in Saw III, this is still intelligent well put together horror, no simple slasher bloodfest here, just a well crafted excellent film in a series that has not dulled or worn with time. I'm no real horror fan, but for my money you can keep these coming, would I say see saw.. you bet I would !

Here we go again...

....& again,how much longer can the sequels go on for.I have been a great fan of the Saw movies,the first still the best,to the point of buying them as soon as they were released on DVD,but this one wont be added to the collection,not that it was terrible depending which way you look at it,there's the usual gore,guts & mayhem not forgetting the twists,the flashbacks & the music,but its all got a little too predictable to the point were I guessed the ending,which was a great let down.If your a die hard fan then I guess you'll be there till Saw 706 hits your cinema,but I'll be saving my pennies for something original to grab me like the original of Saw once did.Inccidently where does he buy all those tape recorders,you'd think the police would have naped him at his local Comets by now.