The highest grossing horror franchise is sadly coming to an end. In 2004, Saw solidified a new form of modern horror that exploits torture as a central stomach-turner. Produced for very little money, Saw turned heads with a hands-off killer in John Kramer who is a mere mortal dying of cancer aiming to teach people the value of life (or so he says). Jigsaw, as he is otherwise known, sets up elaborate games to make his “subjects” adopt a new way of thinking. PlayerAffinity.Com has taken on the glorious task of identifying the most memorable trap of each entry starting where it all began.
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I dont know if I want to agree or disagree with these comments. I want to make horror films somewhere down the road, hell im already trying to do a few indie style ones.
I respect Saw for what it is, but its been going the wrong direction and being real bland lately. The last Saw was lame. I also hate that Saw pushed gore into the horror genre and now we have a crap ton of horror films that are nothing but gore. Its not scary to me. I dont even see how Saw is concidered horror other than the fact it releases during Halloween. Its not scary, never was scary, and its more a mystery style movie than anything.
Thank goodness these movies are coming to an end. Saw is one of the most unoriginal movie sagas ever, gore is not scary. It's just gory. The first one definitely had some substance, but I can't stand movie studios milking the same old franchise just because people naively pay for the tickets. Sad sad world. Now hopefully hollywood can actually make something original and scary.