ShockTillYouDrop: "Twisted Pictures has made the Saw franchise a Halloween tradition. For six years, beginning in 2004, audiences have watched with astounding fear as each new Saw movie was unleashed in theaters. However, this next chapter for the Saw franchise will be the last. Saw 3D completes the work of Jigsaw, a maniacal madman who has been torturing his morally flawed victims utilizing deadly games and tests. The final Saw chapter promises to end the series on a high note with fans and hopefully, give closure to those who have been faithful to the series from the start."
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Personally I lost interest in this series after the first one. The ones that came after didn't grab my interest anymore, and they try to hard to mess with your head. This is the whole reason why the horror genre is nothing more than killing people in brutal ways, and I hate it. Paranormal Activity is a good example of a good horror film, hell no one even gets slaughtered at all in those movies.
BTW I keep hearing "the last in the franchise" is this the last Saw? I thought they were doing 13?
It's amazing to think they've been able to keep up such a steady production pace and hit that target date every single year. The thing with 3D in horror films, is that there's no way it's NOT a gimmick. 3D horror is almost synonymous with gimmicky movies. Hell 3D itself is still a gimmick for the most part, so it's inclusion in this film isn't any different.