Jeremy of The Daily Rotation discusses the possibility of another Saw film after the 10th anniversary re-release of the original, plus the current state of mainstream horror.
Hello. Let's play a game. This won't involve putting anyone in deadly traps or skulking around town wearing a pig mask, though. That's far too disturbing, and who could even afford to buy all those gadgets and contraptions in this economy? Instead, this game will be about taking a look at the "Saw" franchise and the various spine-chilling events that happen within it — in particular, the parts that have never properly been resolved.
Spiral has topped the box office for a second weekend, while the Saw franchise has crossed the billion dollar mark.
Before you get to ‘Spiral,’ here is a complete telling of the ‘Saw’ story thus far, in order, from start to finish.
there might be a chance of a remake, but i doubt that it will be as good as the first saw film. the concept of saw is simple but if they put characters with substance and it is a film that will make you think then it would be a great film, the reason the franchise was gradually going down is because the film focuses more on the traps rather than the story.
i hope they will remake this film like 4-6 years from now and make it a more complicated story rather than continuing the traps and tortures in a direct to dvd film.