Saw

THIS FILM WAS NOTHING BUT BRILLIANT. GREAT STORY PLUS ITS ORIGINAL. THE WHOLE THING WITH FLASHBACKS WAS A BRILLIANT IDEA. THE ACTING ALTHOUGH WAS A BIT RIDICULOUS. ESPECIALLY THE MAIN CHARACTER. HE SUCKED. THE TWIST WAS PROBALY THE BEST TWIST SINCE... Full review

The movie was very unbelievable, and they had to defy reality to make the plot work. I won't spoil it, but there is a reality break that needs to be said. Shotguns really can kill people, including the main characters. Also,... Full review

Just go see it!!! Great movie, not a lot of action, you dont see a lot of the murders just the end results but it had some suspense and one of the best endings in a horror movie ive seen in... Full review

This movie, despite some horrible acting scenes, did exactly what it set out to do. It surprised you. No one I have talked to could see the ending coming. The gore is fairly vital to truly grip the horrifying ideas tha... Full review

For me SAW was the most anticipated horror movie of the year. Now although the movie wasn't scary to me it did a good job at scaring my firends, girlfriend, and sister, so you might find it pretty scary. Buth the... Full review

Hollywood is used to milking a certain genre after something unexpected takes off. Thrillers were just about on the down cycle when SEVEN hit it big. And so, every few months we're "treated" to a new slant or take on the... Full review

It amazes me that some people could watch this film and not be ridiculousy disappointed. Granted, after I saw it compared to "Seven" and "Silence of the Lambs" (which were undoubtedly two of the greatest psychological thrillers ever written), I was... Full review

In January 2004, a horror film titled simply as "Saw" premiered at the Sundance Film Festival generating a lot of interest among the audience, and most importantly, winning a distribution deal with Lions Gate Films, which released the movie to general... Full review

WOW. thats pretty much all i can say! Well for one i saw this movie as a third wheel so i was already in a crappy mood. But i was lured into the ever increasing downward twist and disturbing images of... Full review

This movie has an awesome story, i was never disappointed, well besides the cheesy lines towards the end, but all in all it was excellent. I recommend this all who love suspenseful movies... Full review

There's still this multi-movie subplot, police intrigues about catching the man actually carrying out the long-dead Jigsaw's will, now....But this script, by Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, has a more lyrical bent, and a more satiric bite, than any of the other "Saw" sequels..... ... Full Review

There's still this multi-movie subplot, police intrigues about catching the man actually carrying out the long-dead Jigsaw's will, now....But this script, by Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, has a more lyrical bent, and a more satiric bite, than any of the other Saw sequels..... ... Full Review

Extreme torture films grate on Saw nerves....apparently marked it out from other, less thoughtful horror films....has produced all six, believes the film's audacity was appreciated by filmmakers and fans.....the festival director, Geoffrey Gilmore, said the film was ''bold, cleverly constructed and flat-out terrifying....The Los Angeles Times called the films ''vile filth'', The New York Times considered them ''a distasteful idea'', and the general view among grown-up commentators is.... ... Full Review

That's no bad thing, and the tone of the film is well controlled. Review by Andrew L. Urban: Nothing exceeds like excess, and Saw has excess in spades. ... Full Review

It's these games, masterminded by Jigsaw, which elevate Saw beyond traditional serial killer territory, lending a shocking sense of the macabre to the pervading atmosphere of terror. People - that ubiquitous gang who go round saying things - told emerging (or at that stage wannabe) filmmakers James Wan and Leigh Whannell that it was impossible in Australia to get their first feature script made with Wan directing and Whannell starring, especially as Saw is a horror film, a genre not much befriended by Gove ... Full Review

Jigsaw chains Lawrence and Adam in bathroom with corpse. Lawrence must kill Adam to save family. Will learn to appreciate life as did Jigsaw survivor Amanda. ... Full Article

Saw studio Twisted Pictures has acquired the cinematic rights to Image Comics' Sorrow . Originally released as a four-issue miniseries in 2007, the horror comic was the result of a collaboration between Rick Remender, Seth Peck and Francesco Francavilla. ... Full Article

Everyone knows that Hollywood is addicted to franchises, sequels, reboots and all manner of cinematic rehashings of the pop-culture past. Over 75 percent of the 30 highest-grossing films of the last three years were based on an existing entertainment franchise,... ... Full Article

Jigsaw is back. Well, sort of. As Halloween approaches, die-hard fans of the insanely popular Saw series will inevitably flock to theaters to see the new chapter (barring any more paranormal activity). ... Full Article

Watching fictional characters engage in self-mutilation satisfies morbidly curious, voyeuristic tastes. If the desire to observe such spectacle outweighs any concern for mediocre dialogue, storytelling, or editing style, then the "Saw" films collectively meet expectations. ... Full Article

Here's the thing. It's been three films since they killed off Jigsaw, the putative psycho-killer of the Saw series of slasher films. So at this point, they literally are beating a dead horse. ... Full Article