The killer and his puppet from Saw
Summary Jigsaw revived the Saw saga when it had supposedly reached its end, and as is now expected in any Saw movie, it has a twist ending that leads to another twist reveal, but there were clues to this throughout the whole movie. The Saw franchise arrived to revive the gore genre with the story of John Kramer , who put others in life-threatening situations as tests of their will to live and to teach them a lesson about all their crimes and questionable actions.
10 The Players Don’t Recognize Jigsaw’s Traps The Players Truly Had No Idea What Was Going On Close Every stage of the game is clearly a Jigsaw one, and Billy the puppet even shows up at different points, but that’s only obvious to the audience. Jigsaw could be quite cryptic in his tapes and instructions sometimes, but in most cases he was actually pretty clear about them – the problem is that, in their panic and shock, the players either don’t listen or don’t understand the instructions. In this first game, Kramer was actually quite literal in what he wanted from them, and Anna saved the rest by understanding the process more than once. However, what they all failed at, including Anna, was following the rules.
Ryan did not react to Kramer’s presence because he had no idea who he was, so to him, he was simply a crazy man who enjoyed torturing and killing others. To Anna, it was a bigger shock to see someone she thought she knew putting her and the rest through so much pain. 6 The First Trap Never Touched The First Victim’s Head The “Sleepy” Victim Shouldn’t Have Been Decapitated Close Later on, Logan’s back is shown to have various scars that match the blades.
Bucket Head’s corpse wasn’t the only hint at Jigsaw’s timeline twist, as the other bodies didn’t match the events and traps at the barn. The second victim in Kramer’s first game was Carly, a purse snatcher who caused the death of an asthmatic woman when she stole her purse. Carly had been injected with poison while unconscious and had to choose from three syringes: one had the antidote, another one was saline, and the other was acid.
Tied to Jigsaw’s timeline twist is the reveal of Logan as the copycat killer and Kramer’s apprentice, and this was also hinted at throughout the movie. As mentioned above, Carly was killed by acid, which made her bleed through her eyes and ears in a truly horrifying way. The body found outside the hospital, which the audience is led to believe was Carly’s, was taken to Logan for an autopsy, who was too quick to say her death was caused by acid.
2 John Kramer’s Autopsy Was Shown In Saw IV Kramer Was Truly Dead Close It seemed like Jigsaw had made Kramer into an immortal being, but the timeline twist becomes clear when remembering that his autopsy was shown in Saw IV .
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