'Merry-Go-Round Trap' Scene | Saw VI 

I love how when as soon as someone is lying everyone else on the ride calls them out for it but when Emily says she has kids that can’t grow up without her everyone goes silent, indicating she’s telling the truth

Manager: Ok guys, we're just gonna do a little team building exercise.... The team building exercise:

"Look at me! When you're killing me, you look at me!" Haunting lines there damn

The traps where someone is guaranteed to die are the scariest ones to me. You have no control over whether you live or die. You're just along for the ride.

"When you're killing me, you look at me !!" Clearly one of the best quotes of the entire serie! Cant wait for saw x

The last guy went out like an absolute badass

"Six ride the carousel" is my favorite line from the entire franchise. This trap is incredibly symbolic for how it represents the twisted insurance scheme and the suspense is absolute chaos

A great detail about this scene that hardly anyone notices is that right before William saved Shelby, he placed his hand on the buttons before the carousel had even stopped. It shows that he wasn’t necessarily choosing to save her over Josh, but rather that he couldn’t choose between either of them. He has obviously grown fairly close with all of these people, as it shows when he is visibly saddened as they get executed one by one. Instead of choosing between Josh and Shelby, he simply just decided to save whoever ended up being next to face the shotgun, leaving his decision up to fate.

This scene must have been so much fun to shoot. Everyone tied up to a carousel just screaming insults at each other.

As an adult this scene really affects me on a psychological level. Just imagine being part of a group in which 4/6 die. Your odds are really not in your favor

One of my favorite traps. It's not an overly gory/violent trap but an emotionally distressing one. No one walks away from this in a "good" state at all. They all looked up to him and the ones that died do so knowing the person they all wanted to please was going to let them get the bullet, the two that live leave having faced that gun knowing they just could have been next and having watched William let four of their partners/friends die, each one having used their last moments to throw them under the bus. William doesn't even walk away unscathed; he leaves with two holes in his hand and having had to listen to them all beg and do nothing to help them (pretty much a more violent version of what he made a career of). Peter Outbridge's performance throughout the last part is so perfect, selling how utterly broken and defeated William has been over the course of this one trap. This is Saw at its best.

Easily one of the best traps in this franchise.

As soon as he heard their voices, it was smart of William to try & talk through the doors to glean any information from his colleagues inside. He knew that as soon as he opened those doors the trap/test would most likely begin so he resisted the urge to go through immediately to try & save them. He probably thought there could be a way for him to try & coordinate with the six inside to figure out the way the trap worked. You can see the realization & sadness on William's face when he hears they can't see or tell him anything about the room they are in, so he knew he was going in blind & there was a likely chance at least one of them was going to die. This trap remains one of the most diabolical of the series & I applaud William for his valiant, but ultimately futile attempt to prepare himself.

This is perhaps the most frightening trap in the entire franchise. What great actors.

"You're liar, your parents hate you they'd cut you off" 🤣🤣🤣

"Look at me! When you're killing me, you look at me!"

Not the most brutal trap, but definitely one of the most psychologically damaging

I find it funny that his whole “LOOK AT ME WHEN YOU’RE KILLING ME” is considered over dramatic but honestly when you have a few seconds left before you know you’re taking a shotgun to the chest that you’d demand the one responsible to look at him in that tone before dying

The last guy is a legend the way he went out.

It’s amazing how terrifying Tobin Bell can just sound casually he fits a deranged genius and sinister villain perfectly

Probably the most unintentionally hilarious trap I've seen. "YOUR PARENTS HATE YOU, THEY CUT YOU OFF" that guy is based hahaha

Its actually fitting the way the characters died. Aaron-Believed whole heartedly in the policy but by this point Will had been through so much crap he finally saw the flaws in it so ‘follow the policy’ not the most compelling reason to live. Gena-Lied about being pregnant if it were true it would have been the first thing she said instead of ‘I’m healthy!’ the fact she said it after Emily was saved proves it even her last words are not ‘I’m pregnant’ but ‘push the thing’ she’s demanding he do something rather than pleading for her supposed child’s sake like Emily did. Dave-Tries to buy his way out and before claims to be the best choice to live simply since he’s ‘the strongest’ also a sign he thinks he’s better than everyone else like Will used to but after all he suffered money and status no longer mattered to Will. So like Aaron, Dave had no compelling argument. Josh-Has a rep of being a kiss ass and once realizing he no had chance to live once Will saved Shelby his dying words were just to give a final ‘screw you’ to his boss. Will saving Emily and Shelby also had a factor to his character. Emily has two kids and Will knew the importance of family and notice when she says it as her reason no one says anything or contradicts Emily’s claim she was telling the truth. After Emily everyone else gave their reasons why they should live being pregnant, sick parents, rich family, etc. They all call each other out as liars. Shelby it could be she was lucky but I think the way she mentioned her parents and how she was ‘all they had’ also played into Will’s soft spot for family plus the way she looks probably also had a factor especially with the reveal at the end.

Another one of the most brutal trap scenes from this great masterpiece of a series.

The actor who played the last guy that died did a phenomenal job

"when you're killing me you look at me" SUCH A GOOD LINE acting here was amazing by everyone

Each of the actors in this trap has a terrific set of lungs. Their performances and screams were brilliant, and sounded as close to natural and primal as I’d ever want to personally witness in real life, which I hope is nowhere outside of an amusement park.

this has to be probably my favorite of the traps. very creative. very heart wrenching too. could you imagine being in that situation and haveing to make those type of choices? like damn.

This is why William should have survived at the end. I totally think he learned his lesson and could have changed his policy. Him dying made all of these deaths useless.

This is the best acted scene in the whole series.

I feels so bad for the last guy just slowly spinning knowing he has absolutely no chance while everyone else had at least a sliver of hope and he really was not that mean at all he called out every one for lying and when he saved someone who lied at the end he just lost it but when he realized in his last few seconds on this earth all he said was “when you kill me you look at me”

"when you're killing me you look at me" guy went out like a bad ass

Ok but these actors ate their roles UPPPP

This saw film is actually ONE of the bests. The emotions the characters like Mr. E project so realistically and the music just adds to their emotions so well

Saw 6 is neck and neck with Saw 2 for the 2nd best film in the franchise behind the 1st one. 6 is brilliant

I don’t know you guys but this trap I always liked it, it’s so emotional when he saves the two victims and kind of funny for the last victim

I'm sry but the last guy's speech was amazing

The most underrated thing about this scene is the tension that’s added by him listening through the door before it begins. Strange that more Saw victims don’t try to sus it out first like he does..

This is my favorite scene in the whole franchise. The acting, music, and editing are all immaculate

"I'm pregnant!" BANG Not anymore.

"I'm not a murderer, I give everyone a chance. So anyway here's 6 people and only 2 of them get to live, have fun."

The trap is ingenious, it also destroys the victims psychologically, however, I would be sure that John would be against this trap since it endangers 5 lives that cannot prove/fight that they want to live

I don't really understand Kramer's nor Hoffman's logic in giving people a chance sometimes. In Saw 1 Kramer forced Amanda to kill someone so she could live, and in this carousel trap here among many other traps in Saw 6, Hoffman didn't give William a chance to save everyone. It seems to me instead of Kramer's "everyone deserves a chance" logic, these two are twisting that with an "everyone deserves a chance to live over someone else's life" moral, which to me really doesn't make them any better than Amanda and her "no one should live" traps.

probably one of the most psychologically damaging trap in the franchise

Look at me!. When you're killing me you look at me!.

'FOLLOW THE POLICY!' is such an underrated line for what it represents.

Y'all can say what y'all want about these film series but seeing this part of the movie in theaters was a complete heart racing thrill. The twist & turns are what make these films masterpiece horror movies.

The typical boss who chooses his 2 pretty employees 😂😂

Kevin Greutert is a genius, waiting for Saw X.

One of the best deaths anyone can get in saw its quick and not even brutal

This is a cool trap. Scary, intense without being needlessly gory

This is one of my favorite traps because it is just as bloody as it needs to be, but there is also a lot of emotion in the scene, it is not too cruel, just as much as it needs to be.

The last guy kind of sounds like Will Ferrell when he's yelling 😂

The warning lights and industrial siren noises are such a good touch

I cannot handle Saw movies. My anxiety soars thinking how it would feel to be helplessly stuck in one of those traps and realizing you’re most likely about to die in a horrific way

Anyone notice that nobody challenges the lady who said she has two kids? Whereas everyone else's "argument" is met with challenges and accusations of lying? Powerful detail.

Best trap in the whole damn series. Period.

This is THE best saw trap

I will never look at a Merry Go Round the same after this.

One of my favorite scenes from Saw. Really intense one too.

7:11 I love this line

WE JUST NEED TO SAY THAT THIS FRANCHISE WILL NEVER STOP IT IS SO GOOD I ENJOY IT😃

5:36 I think at the last two, Easton decides “screw it, whoever the next one is, I’ll save” without any consideration. He’s mentally exhausted, how could one weigh out a life for another.

All their reactions sound genuine it’s extremely impressive

That last guy's delivery was soooo on point!!!

3:43 He could have reached each hand in there around each side and pressed the button with his fingers on each hand, avoiding the spike completely. He could have possibly done that until all shots were fired from the gun. The only reason the spike pierced his hand was because he used one hand, probably just to avoid pain in the other hand/arm. Not sure if it would have been rigged to not turn the gun vertical after 2 shots were fired upwards, but worth a shot. It may be that it would do that for every single one. William was a do-nothing focused only on himself to the end.

“ You see, in their last moments, people show you who they really are “ Joker 🃏

Honestly I think it’s also psychological The 1st one won’t live because you yourself are not sure of doing it The 2nd one you will find courage to do so The 3rd and 4th one won’t make it because of the shock you yourself endured from it The 5th one gives you courage to do so The 6th one is screwed

I can't imagine what Josh was thinking the moment he realized that he was going to die. There was absolutely nothing he could do about it, and he knew he was done. It's as horrifying as it is heartbreaking to think about.

This one would’ve better if he realized he could’ve saved everyone instead of just two . Teaching him what happens when you don’t follow the policy.

Jigsaw says he kills nobody, then continues to make a trap that basically guarantees a couple of deaths

The last guy is so right

This scene is both heartbreaking and terrifying! 😢😱😭

Honestly this is a top tier saw movie

I would have picked the exact same two. Emily because she had two kids and Shelby because she seemed sincere about her sick parents.

I just loved how this whole scene played out, Saw is known for the torture and traps, but this focused so much on the psychological torment. Also contains my favorite line of the series “Six ride the carousel, but only two can get off.”

My favorite trap in the franchise

Its one of my favorite traps, if not my favorite. Not because of some complexity or crazy mechanics. No. But because of the atmosphere, the music, the scene. Everything. How everyone acts and what happens. Just the message behind it and Mr insurance reaction and emotions. Its so well made. The build up to this point and now this final test to rly show that his formula for a human life, is a formula, FOR A HUMAN LIFE. He learnt his lesson. Didnt end too well for him tho :D

Its kinda annoying that people think he "simped" for the women When he had to chose 1 due to her having kids and the 2nd was a 50/50 chance (he didn't pay attention to who he was saving) plus one girl died too

this trap is so iconic, jigsaw is such an icon

Jig "i give everyone a chance" saw

I love how they optimize the psychological torment by completely dooming the last guy

Many people visit insurance companies every day. A masterpiece that uses a game to express the fact that those people were sentenced to death using a calculated formula. Some people may criticize it as a game where someone always dies, but it's a minor issue.

One of my favorite games of all time. Josh's last "LOOK AT ME!!" was on par with Joker's in the Dark Knight. So chilling and incredible acting. Surprised I haven't seen him in any movies before or after this one.

“When you’re killing me you look at me!”

My headcanon is that William could save everyone if he kept pushing the button, but decided to take Jigsaw's word that he could only save two

This is a pretty good trap in that it still follows the rules of the game in true Jigsaw fashion, the trap isn’t rigged at all, but it also isn’t really beatable other than to not open the doors and start the trap in the first place, although there is probably a way to not get stabbed in the hand when you push the buttons.

Life sure wasnt kind to Eddie Winslow after leaving the police force

Well at least a point blank shotgun blast is quick. A second of pain most

Mr E was going through it 😂

The carnival music was haunting

Every insurance companies need to watch this movie.

An easy way to figure who to let live was to ask emily. His team were friends but they were willing to sell eavhother out and tell lies to live. Emily was already saved so she had no reason to lie. So he could have asked her who was lieing.

This one was pure mental warfare

I like how they all are shout and quivering in fear after shots fired but the guy's hand gets punctured everytime lmao

I cant stop watching this trap. Its a masterpiece

William did a great job portraying the trauma this would have on a man

Saw VI is the movie I'm most excited to watch in my marathon of the series once Saw X is released on Amazon. It’s ridiculous how the message of VI still applies so many years after release. I've actually known people who can't have the relationships they want with partners because of the insurance policies.

That guy's line at the end was badass and it gave me chills

This is the most tense and provocative trap of all franchise

It’s sick and tragically ironic and desperate how some of the employees think Will’s decision of who should live be based on how healthy each of them are, just as he judged the patients applying for his company’s insurance policy. That’s some deep, dark psychological sh*t.