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DVD REVIEW

Saw 2

Director: Daren Lynn Bousman
Cast: Donnie Wahlberg, Tobin Bell, Shawnee Smith & Erik Knudsen
Classification: 16 LV
Running Time:
90 min
 
Now here’s a thriller I really enjoyed and, for a change, it is better than its predecessor. Saw 1, a fantastic concept, fell down with arguably the worst acting I’ve ever witnessed. The acting in the sequel is much better and contributes to a riveting thriller.
The concept is identical to the first – a group of people are trapped inside a house and not only have to survive Jigsaw’s murderous traps, but also have to get out in a set time - or they’ll be killed by a poisonous gas. The producers have again come up with some very gory and innovative ways of killing people off – why can’t other horrors be this creative?
This time round Jigsaw is “captured” right at the beginning, but the officer in charge, (Wahlberg) makes the nasty discovery that his own son is caught in Jigsaw’s trap, and gets to see the drama unfold on closed circuit tv. Amanda, the only survivor from the first Saw film, has been recaptured and it seems all the inmates have something in common.
As in the first, you’ll never see the twist at the end coming…
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