I have times that I gave up watching some bad movies in the beginning or after its first half, but I certainly cannot believe that I watched that movie from beginning to the end!
One of the writers of SAW II,III,IV, Darren Lynn Bousman, apparently is not able to do the writing thing alone. He probably thought he can, but what a waste of money and time! The story was poorly written, the characters in the story were shallow and not even remotely original. I am actually curious about the director's cut addition, if there is any, to understand whether the producers or the director/writer is responsible for the failure.
I honestly not recommend.
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They did not spent money for make-up artists obviously or they did not choose the right ones.
The old-fashioned horror movie clichés were really irritating and boring.
In one scene, an attacker tried to shoot the priest, and his brother said that they should call 9-1-1 but they were in SPAIN (and It was not a panic talk).
The end was also boring, because the director made it quite similar to SAW series which made my eyes tired (another scene in every second).
One of the writers of SAW II,III,IV, Darren Lynn Bousman, apparently is not able to do the writing thing alone. He probably thought he can, but what a waste of money and time! The story was poorly written, the characters in the story were shallow and not even remotely original. I am actually curious about the director's cut addition, if there is any, to understand whether the producers or the director/writer is responsible for the failure.
I honestly not recommend.
-spoiler-
They did not spent money for make-up artists obviously or they did not choose the right ones.
The old-fashioned horror movie clichés were really irritating and boring.
In one scene, an attacker tried to shoot the priest, and his brother said that they should call 9-1-1 but they were in SPAIN (and It was not a panic talk).
The end was also boring, because the director made it quite similar to SAW series which made my eyes tired (another scene in every second).