Darren Lynn Bousman

I think I think he's cool.

I want to work with Darren Bousman again.

I want to work with Bruckner again.

It's fair that you want to work with the same easygoing, fun people you always work with because you already know them.

Masaki Tezuka, three films.

And then tied for fourth, we ha- at two films, Ishii Rojando, Ernesto Gastaldi, Vittorio Salerno, Darren Lynn Bousman, George King, David A. Viner, Ruggero Deodato, Tyler Gillett, Matt Belzoneli Open, and Kevin Tenny.

And I'm actually starting to think about that.

Darren Lynn Bousman probably should be tied up with Tezuka because I have watched another film from him and everything like that.

So then a little bit more stats here is that I've watched about 629.9 hours worth of stuff here.

I'm averaging about 10.2 per week.

And my first mini review here as I'm trying to get caught up from stuff I didn't get to last week is going to be Saw 3 from 2006.

This is directed by Darren Lynn Bousman, written by Lee Winnell, who came up with the story with James Wan.

Stars Tobin Bell, Shawnee Smith, and Angus McFadden.

So this is a psychological horror thriller, splatter horror, suspense mystery film that is a co-production of Canada and the United States.

What is good there is that if he doesn't figure it out before it's too late, he's going to fail.

He's so blinded by revenge though, that he can't see that.

Now the other game involves Lynn.

Hers is more of like upholding the oath that she made as a doctor to heal patients, regardless of who they are.

I like that.

It's written by Lee Winnell and Darren Lynn.

Lee Winnell, we know from the first movie, he was the other guy that was trapped in the basement with Carl Elves.

Um...

I don't know.

We're going to figure out if it's good at all.

Darren Lynn Bozeman is the director, and he has directed a lot of things that I don't really particularly like.

He directed Repo, a genetic opera, and Spiral, another one of these movies that is sort of in the Saw stratosphere.