Not something I would have expected, but they're getting Darren Lynn Bousman back to direct this one. He did some of the best entries in the franchise. I do appreciate that Saw had sort of honed...
Not something I would have expected, but they're getting Darren Lynn Bousman back to direct this one. He did some of the best entries in the franchise.
I do appreciate that Saw had sort of honed its premise by the end of the first movie. People locked in a room and are maimed in various ways by traps designed to reflect whatever "sin" they committed. Add a twist at the end and BAM! you've got yourself a Saw movie.
It took Friday the 13th until the 3rd movie to figure out the core premise of the series.
I do think the Saw franchise has a much lower ratio of good to bad films when compared to other series, however.
Not something I would have expected, but they're getting Darren Lynn Bousman back to direct this one. He did some of the best entries in the franchise.
I do appreciate that Saw had sort of honed its premise by the end of the first movie. People locked in a room and are maimed in various ways by traps designed to reflect whatever "sin" they committed. Add a twist at the end and BAM! you've got yourself a Saw movie.
It took Friday the 13th until the 3rd movie to figure out the core premise of the series.
I do think the Saw franchise has a much lower ratio of good to bad films when compared to other series, however.