Even the simplest Jigsaw scenario was more interesting than ... In a film loaded with gnarly traps — the Needle Pit, Razor Box and so on — here's the worst. One poor dude has only 60 ...

Some survivors of Jigsaw's tests managed to outthink the traps and make the necessary sacrifices, while others failed and faced dire consequences. While he claims to not be a serial killer ...

But not all traps are created equal—especially once you start factoring in Jigsaw’s apparently inexhaustible supply of cut-rate apprentices, students, and Costas Mandylors from the sequels ...

There’s an eerie, intimate voyeurism to the traps in the first Saw, which often feature peepholes through which Jigsaw gives himself a front-row seat. But by the seventh entry, that voyeurism ...

If you're unfamiliar with the basic premise, it goes like this: Saw’s villain, Jigsaw, doesn’t technically murder his victims: he puts them in intricate traps, and lets them decide how far ...

Released in 2023, Saw X took us back in time to the period between Saw and Saw II in which Kramer desperately seeks ...

The Saw franchise features 10 movies with Jigsaw, a villain who kills at least 80 victims through complex traps. Jigsaw's elaborate torture devices make his murders even more terrifying.

The series became known for the creative traps and gore mastered by the Jigsaw Killer. I've watched nine films, and I'd only recommend the first, second, and sixth movies. Watch: "Saw" (2004 ...