Reader contributor Ignatiy Vishnevetsky weighs in on the latest Saw movie: "Strange, dumb, and sometimes even fun, the seventh and last installment in Lionsgate’s torture-porn franchise would have been just as dull and pretentious as its six predecessors if it had been competent, but its deficiencies make it the series’ most enjoyable entry. A self-help phony, a cop-turned-serial-killer, an internal affairs officer, and the wife of a different serial killer all figure in the convoluted plot, but the movie has so little sense of space, time, pacing, or characterization that they might as well be anonymous people; in its Grand Guignol gauntlet of flashbacks and 3D dismemberments, who’s doing what to whom, or why, doesn’t really matter.… <p>[ <a href="http://www.chicagoreader.com/TheBlog/archives/2010/10/29/now-playing-saw-3d">Read more</a> ]</p>
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