Summary
Special Agent Strahm is dead, and Detective Hoffman has emerged as the unchallenged successor to Jigsaw's legacy. However, when the FBI draws closer to Hoffman, he is forced to set a game into motion, and Jigsaw's grand scheme is finally understood.
Cast
Tobin Bell
John Kramer / Jigsaw
Costas Mandylor
Mark Hoffman
Mark Rolston
Dan Erickson
Betsy Russell
Jill Tuck
Shawnee Smith
Amanda Young
Peter Outerbridge
William Easton
Athena Karkanis
Agent Perez
Samantha Lemole
Pamela Jenkins
Tanedra Howard
Simone
Marty Moreau
Eddie
Shawn Ahmed
Allen
Janelle Hutchison
Addy
Gerry Mendicino
Janitor
Caroline Cave
Debbie
George Newbern
Harold
Shauna MacDonald
Tara
Devon Bostick
Brent
Darius McCrary
Dave
Shawn Mathieson
Josh
Melanie Scrofano
Gena
Karen Cliche
Shelby
James Gilbert
Aaron
Larissa Gomes
Emily
Dan Duran
Newscaster
Billy Otis
Cecil
James Van Patten
Coroner
Jon Mack
Female Addict
François Sagat
Male Addict
Elle Downs
Clinic Nurse
Tenika Davis
Irate Clinic Woman
Karl Campbell
Security Guard
Ginger Ruriko Busch
Sachi
Jessie Rusu
Female Officer
Mpho Koaho
Timothy Young
Chris Owens
Additional Voice Talent (voice)
Vickie Papavs
Additional Voice Talent (voice)
Catherine Rix
Additional Voice Talent (voice)
John Watson
Additional Voice Talent (voice)
Joris Jarsky
Seth (uncredited)
Angus Macfadyen
Jeff Denlon (uncredited)
Scott Patterson
Agent Strahm (uncredited)
Bahar Soomekh
Lynn Denlon (uncredited)
Niamh Wilson
Corbett Denlon (uncredited)
Crew
Director
Kevin Greutert
Characters
James Wan
Characters
Leigh Whannell
Screenplay
Patrick Melton
Screenplay
Marcus Dunstan
Reviews
John Chard
October 11, 2015
7
The Jigsaw Killer may be dead but the murders still continue...
So where were we at now then? Detective Hoffman (Costas Mandylor) is still continuing to do the bloody work of the dead John Kramer/Jigsaw (Tobin Bell). In his sights is William Easton (Peter Outerbridge), an unfeeling insurance head who turned down claims by Kramer and a myriad of others on pathetic technicalities. Cue more elaborate traps, painful decisions and some twisty devilment. Yep! It's another Saw movie.
Somewhat surprisingly, part 6 is a step up in quality of writing and ingenuity of gore/trap factors from the previous two installments. It's still very much old hat as a formula, and once again the sequences of Bell used in flashback show him to be the franchise's strength. However, the makers put at the core an insurance issue that everyone can identify with, whilst piling on mystery and suspense by way of Jigsaw's left envelopes and the FBI closing in on an increasingly overt confident Hoffman. 7/10
