Synnøve Macody Lund, who plays central villain Cecilia Pederson, is also deserving of a special shout-out, but there’s certainly no humanising a baddie of her proportions. The Murderers' Trial is recreated 10 years later by Logan Nelson, who had become John's successor. He places three test subjects in the same traps in the original game. After the other two players fail, the last captive is caught in the cycle trap. Just like Mitch, he fails and is shredded by the trap. ( Jigsaw)

Public Execution Trap • Pain Train • Horsepower Trap • Lawnmower Trap • Bobby's Trial • Suspended Cage • Silence Circle • Impalement Wheel • Hangman's Noose • Wisdom Teeth Combination • Brazen Bull • Sentry Gun Trap • Cyanide Box • Reverse Bear Trap Although a little long and – believe it or not – fluffy at points, Saw X finesses the existence of an introspective man behind all the blood and guts, no thanks to Bell’s killer performance and a relatively nuanced origin story of sorts. Bathroom Trap • Razor Wire Maze • Flammable Jelly • Reverse Bear Trap • Drill Chair • Quadruple Shotgun Hallway • Zep Hindle's Test Suddenly, Logan, who faked his death, rises from the floor and informs him that he has recorded Halloran's confession. He explains that he was the unknown man pulled into the buzzsaws in the first game, which is revealed to have occurred ten years earlier. However, John saved him, not wanting Logan to die over an honest mistake. Logan became his first accomplice until he enlisted in the US Army and left to fight in Iraq. The corpses found throughout the movie were criminals Halloran allowed to remain unpunished. Therefore, Logan chose them to participate in the same game he and the other prisoners faced ten years prior. Logan also reveals that it was Edgar Munsen who killed his wife. He blames Halloran for her death because he helped Edgar avoid prison. Logan ignores the detective's pleas for mercy and reactivates the collar. While he leaves the room, Halloran's head is sliced apart by the lasers.Available in four colors, the bike can be customized according to the customer’s preferences, with added logos or texts in different styles and designs, to suit the owner’s tastes. The idea of this trap was originally planned for a blender trap in an early scrapped version of Saw IV, which would have marked Jeff Denlon and Chris's deaths.

While Anna treats Ryan's injury, Mitch finds an audiotape in the next room. Moments later, he gets tangled in a sling that pulls him toward the ceiling. The recording reveals that Mitch knowingly sold a motorcycle with faulty breaks to John Kramer's nephew, who died in an accident. Mitch's body is slowly lowered into a funnel with a giant, spiral-shaped blade in its center. His only way to stop the machine and save himself is to pull a brake handle beneath him. Albeit Anna tries to help him and interrupts the deadly mechanism for a couple of seconds, Mitch is ultimately mangled by the rotating blade.

On test - Jigsaw Jumps Medium

With a 3,000 W brushless hub motor and a maximum torque of 180 Nm, the Buzzsaw offers a top speed of 50 mph (80 kph). It has a maximum load capacity of 450 pounds (204 lb). The jumps use 12mm structural ply, so they are super strong. A waterproof glue means they will stay that way, and the top uses a special non-slip film that provides excellent grip. The treatment means they're fine to hose down if they get muddy but you shouldn't leave them out in the weather all the time. This is the second trap in the series that involves the victim being required to deactivate the engine of a vehicle, the first being the Horsepower Trap. When Saw 3D was filmed in 2010, it was intended to be the final installment in the Saw series. While an eighth film was initially planned to be shot as well, this plan was changed due to the box-office failure of Saw VI. After the intended conclusion, Lionsgate ceased making Saw films while waiting to hear a pitch they thought made it worthwhile to resurrect the series. Jigsaw was conceived when writers Josh Stolberg and Pete Goldfinger, who had spent two years pursuing the opportunity to write a Saw entry, proposed their vision. It became known in July 2016 that brothers Michael and Peter Spierig would direct the film, once again produced by Mark Burg and Oren Koules. Composer Charlie Clouser has described the film as a "reinvention" of the series, opining that "the Spierig brothers can deliver a fresh take on the material that will establish a new storyline and new characters that can carry the saga into the future." The directors further detailed their approach as " Saw for 2017", and Michael Spierig explained, "It's perhaps not quite as vicious, and more fun. But it's still full of gore, that's for sure. It's got a really great mystery, and there are very interesting twists."

While the Buzzsaw Boss Hog has that classic, timeless chopper look, its features are all about keeping up with our times. The bike has LED headlights, a 12-inch aluminum alloy hub, and an LED dashboard. Jigsaw equipped the electric chopper with front and rear hydraulic disc brakes. The ultra-wide tubeless tires on the bike promise to smooth out your rides and make them more comfortable. Getting the jumps to the polished product that you can buy today was actually quite a rapid process, with Sam telling me he went through a lot of rapid development.

What's a Jigsaw Jump made out of?

Death Mask • Electrified Staircase • Eric's Test • Antidote Safe • Magnum Eyehole • The Furnace • Needle Pit • Razor Box In an older script for Saw III, a very similar trap was meant for Judge Halden in which he would have to retrieve a key by diving into blended pigs as he was lowered into a blender, but this was changed as the creators wanted it to be more of an emotional trap instead of another violent one, and so they replaced it with The Pig Vat.