Number four was a mess. I'll just get that out there right away. It tried too much in the last ten minutes and completely upended things. Number five brings us more of the same twists and turns, but at least it is from the get-go, as we are treated to the story of another Jigsaw accomplice and flashbacks brilliantly fill us in on his role in the action of the previous films. That means that Tobin Bell returns as Jigsaw once again. Some of the most brutal traps and kills in the entire series are in this film. At times the story seems to be losing the run of itself completely (there are a few glaring plot holes) but when you suspend that belief "Saw V", like it's predecessors, is very enjoyable and runs-through nicely.
Review of Saw V
