Saw VI

Limbs Pile Up, and Money, Too

THE setup was as simple as it was perversely diabolical.
Two strangers — a doctor and a photographer — wake up at opposite ends of a windowless bathroom, manacled to a pipe by the ankle. The body of man who has apparently committed suicide is sprawled on the bloody tiles between them, a revolver clutched in one hand, a tape player in the other.
In the pockets of the strangers are tapes, which explain that one man must kill the other or both will be left to rot. The doctor has an added incentive: His wife and daughter will be murdered if he doesn’t get loose and shoot the photographer within eight hours. [...]

di Franz Lidz, articolo completo (9056 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 25 Ottobre 2009