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When a sadistic madman tries to teach how much life is worth, Adam and Dr. Gordon find themselves in a room with no idea how they got there or why they're there.
The horror flick Saw started a chain-Saw of sequels and that is now one of the most successful of the chop-and-slash variety. It's not a bad way to spend a Halloween evening.
It is all, of course, total nonsense. But for horror fans it's good nonsense, in the way that a creepy urban legend told by flashlight in a tent at 2 a.m. can be fine and dandy nonsense.
Saw has art-house ambitions, but it's nothing but a glorified snuff film. I despised this movie.
November 01, 2004
Associated Press
How such a cruelly empty and infantile movie got made is mystery enough. More puzzling is why Cary Elwes, Danny Glover and Monica Potter would sign on as co-stars.