Years after a killing spree, a madman released from an insane asylum believed to have been rehabilitated connects with another user on a website for psychopaths to dare others into committing murder begins a rampage against those that wronged him and forces the authorities to stop him.
For the most part, this one wasn't all that bad of an effort. One of the finer points to this was the rather strong connection this one generates with the game which is carried over from the previous entries. Using the internet site and showing him being able to video chat others for their requests gives the film a fine connection to the past as well as keeping the series engaged with the modern age. That culture makes for a solid baseline here that gets worked over rather nicely with the connections established with the remaining storyline involving the detectives and investigators going after the site-owners that brings it all together. That also serves nicely with the storyline involving the doctors getting revenge on everybody else through the game which gives this one plenty of fun times as the encounters grow throughout the film. From the simple scenes of them breaking into peoples' houses to record them having sex and then escalating into full-on murder with the confrontations at his daughters' house, the farmhouse and the beatdown on the highway, these give this one some rather fun demented scenes to further the revenge plotline at the core of the whole film. Once it finally reveals itself at the end with the series of chases, brawls, and encounters in the abandoned asylum that offers up plenty of thrilling action inside, this one steps up the intensity level to provide plenty of closure to the events within and manages to give this a kind of fun finale that's rather engaging throughout here that carries the demented spirit rather nicely. Given the right amount of sleaze here with the stellar low-budget gore, a few fine comedic elements and a couple of fine nude scenes, these here make this one quite enjoyable enough to hold it up over it's few minor flaws. One of the main problems here is the somewhat stagnant pacing that does have a few minor issues with the film since the film goes through a few peaks and valleys in its tempo. There are a few big spurts of action here and there but then it'll drop off to deal with the different storylines to play out here involving the detectives' going back to their connections and lives that drop off the pacing somewhat. Once it gets to the slashing, this one picks up but it's the few lulls in the activity that brings this one down. As well, the film's somewhat low-budget look does become somewhat distracting in terms of some of the special effects as well as the general atmosphere featured throughout here. It does become enough of an issue to hold it back somewhat, although there are a few redeeming factors to raise it up.
Rated Unrated/R: Extreme Graphic Language, Graphic Violence, Nudity, a sex scene and drug use.
