Sunday Bloody Sunday: ‘Carousel Trap’ From ‘Saw VI’ (2009)

Have you ever thought what would happen if you and five of your co-workers were strapped to a rusty revolving carousel while your boss had to make a decision to save two of you and blast the other four with a shotgun to your chest?  You haven’t?  You should, because it’s happening everyday (not really) and it happened in 2009’s Saw VI.  And that very scene is up to bat on this week’s Sunday Bloody Sunday.

Saw VI is actually a Saw sequel that I can get down with.  I dug the story here for the most part, which takes aim at health insurance:  something that a lot of us have strong opinions on nowadays.  Which makes the plot of Saw VI and most notably, the carousel scene, all the more intense as a health insurance executive has six of his employees beg for their lives as they throw each other under a lot of busses in the process.  Our fearless executive can save two.  And four have to go.  Watch below to see what happens, and maybe this will wet your appetite for the new Saw sequel that will most likely be coming next year:

Jumping Jigsaws! Is There A ‘Saw 8’ Coming Soon?

If it’s Halloween, then it must be Saw.”  I’ve kinda missed hearing that actually. Think about this past Halloween and the vacancy there was with horror movies in theaters.  Oh yeah, I forgot about Carrie.  On second thought, I’d like to keep forgetting about Carrie.  But there was no Paranormal Activity.  No new reboot from the Halloween franchise.  And no new Saw movie because they ended it back in 2010 with a terrible 3D movie that was not a good way to wrap up the mediocre horror franchise.  Well, seems that Lionsgate was noticing the horror movie absence this year because it has been announced that they want to develop Saw 8!

*I’m not a drug expert, but it may be time for an intervention*

Money, money, money.  That’s what it’s all about because even if Saw had it’s fair share of lackluster sequels, it still made that green.  As I stated previously, I didn’t like the final Saw (or what would have seemed to be apparently).  But I dug Saw 6 and didn’t mind Saw, Saw 2, and Saw 3 as well.  And because I’m not fully onboard with the Paranormal Activity franchise, I’m actually kind of open to the idea of a new Saw sequel.  Not quite sure where they’re going to go with the story, but I would advise those involved to take their time and not rush it.  Give me a decent story and some over-the-top traps/kills and I’ll be a happy horror camper.  Anything to take that bad taste of the Carrie remake out of my mouth. Yuck.