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Fort Worth Weekly Karma hits the police with a vengeance in this Saw spinoff. The original Saw series is a relic of the post-9/11 time when we wanted to watch bastards pay for whatever in the slowest and most excruciating way possible. In another generation, we may well see the spinoff Spiral as a relic of our time, when police are being called to answer for their brothers’ sins as well as their own. I’ll say this: The movie that comes out this week has more sophisticated idea...

And speaking of elaborate traps, thats exactly what youll get in the clip below, which follows an unwitting plainclothes cop (Dan Petronijevic) as he descends down into subway tunnels beneath the city on the hunt for a suspect, only to be ambushed by a person in a familiar pig-faced mask. What happens next is both classic Saw franchise mayhem and very NSFW. Check it out below, but be warned, it definitely earns that R-rating: Video of Spiral: Saw (2021 Movie) Opening Scene This time around, fa...

The Times is committed to reviewing theatrical film releases during the COVID-19 pandemic. Because moviegoing carries risks during this time, we remind readers to follow health and safety guidelines as outlined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and local health officials. Following the Black Lives Matter protests of summer 2020, Chris Rock’s frank 2018 riff “A Few Bad Apples” provided a measure of viral catharsis. “Bad apple? That’s a lovely name for ‘murderer,’...

Movie Review – Spiral: From the Book of Saw (2021) Directed by Darren Lynn Bousman. Starring Chris Rock, Samuel L. Jackson, Max Minghella, Marisol Nichols, Morgan David Jones, Frank Licari, John Tokatlidis, Zoie Palmer, Dan Petronijevic, Nazneen Contractor, Edie Inksetter, and K. C. Collins. SYNOPSIS: Working in the shadow of his father, Detective Ezekiel “Zeke” Banks and his rookie partner take charge of an investigation into grisly murders that are eerily reminiscent of the city’s gru...

Directed by Darren Lynn Bousman. Starring Chris Rock, Samuel L. Jackson, Max Minghella, Marisol Nichols, Morgan David Jones, Frank Licari, John Tokatlidis, Zoie Palmer, Dan Petronijevic, Nazneen Contractor, Edie Inksetter, and K. C. Collins. SYNOPSIS: Spiral, the new chapter from the book of Saw. Spiral‘s concept is interesting and could have reinvigorated excitement for the long stale Saw franchise now up to nine installments. Darren Lynn Bousman (who has actually directed a couple of the ...

Saw franchise (entitled S7ven. With reviews for the project now coming online, we can see just how apt that comparison was. The Hollywood Reporters Lovia Gyarkye details an early death-by-torture sequence in which a cop is forced to decide between ripping out his own tongue or getting hit by a speeding subway train. "I wish I could give a detailed account of how Bozwick dies or dissect the realistic nature of the tongue-torture device, but as a famously squeamish person I covered my eyes," re...

The ninth installment in the grisly serial killer franchise holds few surprises.

Availability Select theaters May 14 Chris Rock stars as Detective Zeke Banks, the lone good apple in a rotten barrel who became persona non grata at the Metropolitan Police Department after reporting a fellow officer for murdering a civilian. (In perhaps this film’s most unbelievable twist, the cop served nine years for the crime.) Despite being the son of former police chief Marcus Banks (Samuel L. Jackson), Zeke is now an outsider, and it’s made him bitter, mistrustful, and short-tempered...

Hulus Canadian comedy returns with seven episodes of relentless puns, callback jokes, brawling and verbose randiness. Like many a new religious convert, Ive been proselytizing aggressively for Letterkenny as I worked my way through eight seasons of the Canadian comedy over the past couple months. That sounds like an impressive act of dedication except that Letterkenny is tremendously good, moves quickly and, over those eight seasons, aired only 54 episodes, a number that included regular six-...