The Bests The Best Trap In Each Saw Movie The Reverse Bear Trap is iconic, but it’s not the only memorable death game Jigsaw has made people play By Kenneth Shepard Published October 25, 2024 ...

In Saw II, we see him in full force, speaking in ominous riddles and confusing the hell out of some cops. This is a good place to start, since it features plenty of memorable traps (the needle pit!).

2004’s Saw remains one of the most influential horror movies of the modern era. In the film, a sadistic killer known as Jigsaw kidnaps his victims and forces them to suffer through elaborate ...

One of the most iconic traps that occurs more than once in the franchise, the Reverse Bear Trap serves as a source of nostalgia for fans. Going back to the first instalment, franchise MVP Amanda ...

The Saw traps work best when the viewer can relate to them in some personal way, and since everyone has had their hair pulled at one time or another, the scalping seat from “Saw IV” is easily ...

The original theatrical poster for “Saw” depicts beloved franchise favorite Shawnee Smith wearing a massive contraption on her head. A reverse-engineered bear trap, the device is designed to ...

Watching the Saw movies in release date order, you’re able to chart the series’ box office success, purely based on how elaborate (and costly) the traps become in the later sequels.

This list will detail how the traps function and how these people managed to beat them. Naturally, this means a spoiler alert to those who haven't seen all of the Saw movies.

At the end of Saw II, Detective Eric Matthews was shackled in the bathroom trap like Dr. Gordon and Adam before him. Finding the hacksaw from the original, he tried cutting his chains but quickly ...

The Flesh Scale (Saw VI) Many of the traps and tribulations in the Saw films require their victims to harm themselves in order to escape, but Saw VI’s opener was possibly the most gruesome of ...