Obviously, the creators of this film have put all their thoughts into the study of torture. The wide variety of killing machines are indeed frightening to watch, and the bloody level is even higher. The film is also answering the doubts in the previous works, and the inheritor of the jigsaw has also surfaced. How police officer Hoffman went bad, how he became a jigsaw bearer, the answer given in the film is somewhat logical. I feel like this is more of a supplement to the chainsaw series, where the director is filling in the holes and doubts left over from the previous installments. The task that Old Man Jigsaw and Amanda could not complete with the addition of an accomplice was perfectly answered. The director cleverly overlapped the plot with the previous timeline. It can be said that this film makes the chainsaw series more complete. But it is precisely because of their efforts to answer the past that several victims in the game do not seem to have much to do with the main storyline. Their existence is just a killing tool used by the screenwriter to show off their new invention. There is no analysis of the spiritual teaching that unity is strength. As for the other protagonist, the FBI agent, when he pressed the recorder, I guessed that this guy was going to be sad. Although he escaped for the first time and almost completed the counter-kill, the result was doomed like fate. The position of the first few films has been made clear. Anyone who does not follow the rules of the game will be killed. Whether you are a decent or a villain, even the disciple Amanda cannot escape fate. Therefore, most viewers may be able to guess this ending, and it will not be as amazing as the reversal of the previous ones. Just like this is the only one that didn't say game over at the end, there are always some regrets. The end of the story will be accompanied by a new round of killing, and there is no doubt that this series will continue. After the jigsaw disciples obtained the genius of killing essence, the nightmare has just begun.
View more about Saw V reviews
