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Title: Saw: The Final Chapter (2010)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Tobin Bell | ... | Jigsaw / John | |
| Costas Mandylor | ... | Hoffman | |
| Betsy Russell | ... | Jill | |
| Cary Elwes | ... | Dr. Gordon | |
| Sean Patrick Flanery | ... | Bobby | |
| Chad Donella | ... | Gibson | |
| Gina Holden | ... | Joyce | |
| Laurence Anthony | ... | Rogers | |
| Dean Armstrong | ... | Cale | |
| Naomi Snieckus | ... | Nina | |
| Rebecca Marshall | ... | Suzanne | |
| James Van Patten | ... | Dr. Heffner | |
| Sebastian Pigott | ... | Brad | |
| Jon Cor | ... | Ryan | |
| Anne Lee Greene | ... | Dina (as Anne Greene) | |
Detective Matt Gibson chases the psychotic Detective Mark Hoffman while Jigsaw's widow Jill Tuck tries to kill him as assigned by her husband. However he escapes and Jill meets Gibson and offers to sign an affidavit listing the murders committed by Hoffman. In return, she requests protection. Meanwhile, the prominent Jigsaw survivor and leader of a support group Bobby Dagen is abducted with his wife and friends and forced to play a mortal game to save not only his wife, but three of his colleagues as well. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The seventh and last installment lays down all its cards... or at least the rest of its cards. The series certainly went out with a bang to say the least. Fans and/or gorehounds will love it, and there's enough entertainment for some of those who aren't overly familiar with the series or forgot a thing or two in the previous six films. It is possibly the most appealing "Saw" film, knowing that it's ACTUALLY the finale. But where does that leave us with quality? For a ninety minute film with numerous returning characters and just as appealing brand new characters, not to mention the burden of trying to keep originality with a redundant back-story, "Saw 3D" does pretty good given the obstacles it's forced to work with. What most people will probably criticize is the lack of twists and turns that made us love the original so much... but lets be honest, has there even been any jaw dropping twists in the series since "Saw IV" or even as far back as "Saw II"? It's up for debate, but the story in the seventh installment is pretty straight forward and that may let some people down. Given that it's a seventh film in a series with impressive continuity, "Saw 3D" is actually a really great film for what it is.
*** (out of four)