AAfter setting fire to the police lab, Hoffman rushes back to the zoo to find the letter he wrote to Amanda laying on his keyboard, having been placed there by Jill as per John's instructions. Meanwhile, William has made it to the end of his fourth trap only to find his sister Pamela (Samantha Lemole) in one cage and Tara and Brent Abbott in another. When given the choice of allowing William to live or die, Tara chooses 'Die' so that he won't go on killing people, but she cannot pull the switch, so Brent does it for her. Suddenly, William's body is injected with several needles, and hydrofluoric acid is pumped into him. His body disintegrates into a mass of blood and guts. As Hoffman is reading Amanda's letter, Jill enters the room. She presses a remote that zaps Hoffman with electricity until he passes out. She then straps him to his chair by the wrists and places around his neck a Reverse Bear collar. When Hoffman comes to, Jill says, 'Game over,' and closes the door. The clock starts counting down the seconds...45...44...43...Hoffman uses the collar to smash the straps around his wrists...27...26...he lodges the collar against the door to pull it off his head...3...2...1... The collar falls off, ripping open the right side of his mouth.
QIs the 'Saw' series based on a book?
ANo. Saw VI is the sixth movie in the Saw series, all of which stem from a screenplay by Australian screenwriters Leigh Whannell and James Wan. Saw VI was co-written by screenwriters Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan.
AWith Special Agent Strahm (Scott Patterson) dead, Detective Mark Hoffman (Costas Mandylor) thinks he can carry out John 'Jigsaw' Karmer's (Tobin Bell) final tests, targeting workers at a health insurance company, without fear of getting exposed. However, the FBI draws closer to the overconfident Hoffman, who seems to have been unable to completely cover his tracks. Also, the contents of the box that Jill (Betsy Russell) has in her possession and the message in the letter to Amanda (Shawnee Smith) are finally revealed.
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