MY THOUGHTS ABOUT JIGSAW

Jigsaw is back after 7 years! Jigsaw: Jigsaw Legend is a sequel to a series of sequels. We watched stories based on flashbacks after the death of serial killer John Kramer (who, of course, is not our killer, we can call the teacher or life coach) the police and the media pretend to be "Jigsaw" When the new Filmin is based heavily, it tells the tenth of the present time, the death of John Kramer.

There are completely new characters in the film. The former team of Jigsaw (Detective Hoffman, Amanda or Dr. Gordon), whom we are familiar with from old movies, is not in this film. The murder table investigating killings in the style of John Kramer, who has been dead for 10 years, suspects a new serial killer who imitates Jigsaw this time. Is there a new murderer who imitates murder in the middle, or is the situation different?

This question, which tells us in the middle of filmin, is like a previous Saw movie, and it has a script that goes on its secrets. The film keeps this feature well, the script and fiction have followed the old films, and the glazes are slowly opening up. In this sense, it was a work that was worked on loyal to old cool films, Saw Blade: Jigsaw Legend.

Saw: My biggest worry about Jigsaw Legend was that the Filmin director's seat was to be handed over to the Spierig Brothers, who had previously been distant to the Saw series, and usually attracted second-rate horror movies (Daybreakers, Undead). Often the biggest problem with sequels is the failure of new filmmakers in the hands of unqualified directors and the failure to remove the cultural burden from previous films in the series. We can observe this from the most expensive productions to the lowest budget films. Obviously, I had such a horror in a new film that came years later, but the two German-wise directors brothers who I did not trust in looking at their filmography worked well on the Saw films and perhaps took the opportunity to entrust the Saw corpus as an opportunity to shoot the best films ever.
A second fear was that Saw's new Filmin was worried about becoming a parody. Hollywood often has a bad habit of making horror-municipalities of horror series that it has exploited enough to take out of stone water in a financial sense, ridiculing old stereotypes and earning money in that way. The choice of fiction and amusing music used in Jigsaw's trailer was quite misleading in this regard and I can say that he scared me more than the film. On top of that, I was not afraid that the replica "new movie will be a spoof" raises my suspicions that the replica of Jigsaw's new victims is the masked biker (Billy Puppet) of Ryan's Jigsaw's most important icons. Jigsaw is a production that will satisfy the fans of the Saw, who likes horror items and other films in the series that keeps the tense killer as if it were the scenario that preserves the helix.
Although I did not tell the big surprise at the end of Filmin to give the spoiler (surprise disgrace), this surprise has taken a moment from the film to a moment and said "How is it?" For a long time, but it has a nice ending to the Saw films.

Jigsaw could not be priceless for a dark Saw fan like me to see Tobin Bell again after a long break in the role of John Kramer and hear Charlie Clouser's legendary Saw soundtrack themes back in Filmin. Especially if you like Saw movies you have a good sequel. Good looking.