75 Entertainment Weekly | Owen Gleiberman Admit it: It's not every horror film that can make you feel preached at and slimed at the same time. Read full review
70 The Hollywood Reporter | Frank Scheck While Saw III provides a decent number of new twists, psychological as well as torture-wise, it necessarily lacks the originality of its predecessors. Read full review
63 Philadelphia Inquirer | The question for moviegoers: Would you rather get your dose of existenz-philosophie from Dostoyevsky or a slasher flick? Read full review
63 TV Guide | Maitland McDonagh An improvement over the tedious "Saw II" (2005), this second sequel to the surprise 2004 hit still features the series' trademark gruesome "games" but shifts the focus to the relationships among the characters. Read full review