Callum Murray is a writer based in the North of England. His love of movies and television formed as a young child, and it continues to flourish. Saw X brings the franchise back to its roots and has ...

Omar is an Evergreen Writer at DualShockers. His love for anime sparked a lifelong fascination with the Japanese culture. And even though he doesn’t want to admit it, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure has ...

Many people believe that horror movies peaked in the '80s or earlier, and everything after that has just been spinning the wheel. When we brought in VFX and moved more to computer-generated graphics ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Early in the film, while in the hospital, Kramer spies a custodian in a patient’s room stealing their possessions. So, strapped in ...

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Over two decades and 10 films, there’s only one major reason that the Saw franchise has managed to garner such a massive cult following: its brutal, mystifying traps. These contraptions, at first the ...

Horror series are known for escalating gruesomeness. The body count in the original film often feels downright cute in comparison to a few sequels later, when barely anyone in the cast is left ...

The Saw franchise is chock-full of some of the most intense and deranged deaths in any mainstream horror film. Saw was responsible for starting the "torture" genre of horror, as you are forced to ...

From needle pits to the rack, to vats filled with rotting pigs, the Saw franchise is full of creative and deadly traps. The traps range from lengthy and puzzle-like, reminiscent of an escape room.

Writing from the Chicagoland area in Illinois, Robert is an avid movie watcher and will take just about any excuse to find time to go to his local movie theaters. Robert graduated from Bradley ...

Are Saw’s traps farfetched? Absolutely. I can buy that John Kramer and his accomplices/successor could find a deserted warehouse or two, but you’re telling me that no-one noticed an entire murder ...