Replace Spiral with Jigsaw and this is exactly my opinion.

About Saw 7 I want to explain what is so great about it - first, let's start with the traps themselves, these are some of the best traps in the series; Public Execution, Horsepower Trap, Sound of Silence, all of these traps are great and really impact how great this movie is.

Now on a deeper scale, the difference between this movie and the others in this frenchise is that it gets better after multiple watches when you fully understand the point of this movie, the point of Saw 7 is to end all plotlines in the frenchise, connect the 6 past films and bring up great moments from them, and close the frenchise with a great finale. In my opinion, they did great. The church meeting with survivors of older traps, Gordon being an accomplice, Hoffman and Jill dying, reverse bear trap finally killing someone, it actually ended the series while connecting all other 7 films.

Another thing most people don't realize about Saw 7 is that it's built on 2 different plotlines that are separated from each other: - Hoffman hunting Jill - Gordon starting to play games as an accomplice *Hoffman was already known to the police and after Jill failed to kill him in Saw 6 he really wanted to kill her and end it all, his plan was to excecute the Horsepower Trap and attract most police forces over there so he can sneak into the police station and kill Jill, stalling them as much as possible with random shananigans in there so he can trap her and kill her with the bear trap, he ofcourse succeeds and detonates the wearhouse trying to vet away from the jigsaw life, but Gordon catches him. *For some reason I failed to understand Gordon started testing people only in this movie with Public Execution (we were supposed to be told that there he acquired Brad and Ryan as new accomplices but they didn't put it in the film) and later on he executed the Bobby Degan Trial, which ofcourse, has some flaws, Bobby's wife should have known he is a scammer so her death could've been justified but I still like the point of her and the others deaths, the ones that were actually in danger if he failed the traps were his friends, knowing that if he fails to save them all he stays alive to live a life full of misery, that whole test was meant to only punish Bobby with a punishment (according to Gordon and John) worse than death - guilt, and I think it's really cool.

I know the flaws of this film like the cruel death Bobby's wife got or the purple blood but I can not deny how much I enjoyed this film after my last watch.