On a Very Special Saw, we get to see a Health Insurance exec tortured. I don't care, I had fun.

jigsaw's grand scheme stinks

Slightly better than Saw V. You have to give it extra points for lambasting the American health insurance industry.

This was a bit of improvement over the last Saw movie. The story is solidily crafted and well told, plus the gory scenes, especially the first torture scene are rather uncomfortable to watch and that is why people still like these movies.

"Saw VI plays like the last gasp for relevance of a heavy-metal series that has not only gone regurgitation-rusty but seems lacking much of a will to live." - Nick Schager

Acting: Characters exploded into Meat very convincingly. Writing: The traps set the stage for Meatification very well. Sound: Meat squishing noises are high quality. I give this movie 10 Meatcubes out of 10.

At this point it's fairly irrelevant at how capable of actors or directors they get, since there's nothing they can do to make this horrifically twisted plot realistic, despite their attempts to use flashbacks every other scene to explain how 6 people got kidnapped from the same office and strapped to a shotgun/carousel on the orders of a man who died three movies ago.

The only logical conclusion is to move Jigsaw's consciousness into cyberspace by Saw X.

I have enjoyed the Saw franchise, mostly because I love gory movies. The Saw movies and been very gory, and pretty creative. Sometimes I feel like the story line gets in the way of the gorse fest, instead of going along with it, but it doesn't take away from the film too much.

Better than most of the other movies but stays ankle deep in continuity which makes it just as groan-worthy as the rest.