Serious spoilers (don't mess in, don't get mad -L-)
The first few installments of the chainsaw series, the games run by the old man, are pretty exciting, and it's hard to guess the ending without seeing the end. However, the old man always gave us unexpected surprises at the end. He used his own way to persuade people to cherish life, and then the greedy and cowardly people always failed to understand the real purpose of this game and died one by one.
I can't remember if it was the 3rd or the 4th. It's about five elites from various industries who are trapped together (in fact, they are all related to an arson case many years ago, the old man asked them to repent), in the old man Under the various mechanisms set up, they died one by one, but it seems that under the mechanism of sacrifice, only the cowardly and selfish ones can work together and survive together. The first is the steel ring around the neck. In fact, a key can open all the locks. The second is the holes in the house. In fact, two people can hide in each hole. Then there is the bathtub full of blood. I survived several levels. Everyone took a wire and put it into the bathtub. It would be fine to evenly distribute the voltage. Then there was the bloodletting in the last level. Died from excessive blood loss.
This is the ingeniousness of the old man's mechanism. One hundred people have one hundred ways to move.
The part where the old man was dissected after his death was quite wonderful! The effects are pretty well done! However, the institution set up by such a wretched uncle later was completely useless.
Looking forward to receiving the seventh part, I believe it will make the old man's killing game sublime, because women are quite terrifying when they are perverted, and the wretched uncle will not live long. Although he escaped in the sixth part, the old man's family is not easy to mess with .
In addition, the seventh film was made into 3D, which is another highlight of this film. Just imagine the bloody scene~~look forward to it~~scatter flowers~~
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