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A spoiler-filled breakdown of the ending and credits scene of the new Saw movie

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Jigsaw is back to his old grisly tricks in this latest installment of the venerable horror franchise.

Jigsaw is back to his old grisly tricks in 'Saw X,' the latest installment of the venerable horror franchise.

Alexandro Bolaños Escamilla/LionsgateWhen it debuted in the early aughts, the Saw franchise was almost instantly slapped with the dreaded “torture porn” label. The series, about a serial killer called Jigsaw who kidnaps victims he deems “unworthy of the gift of life”—trapping them in grotesque, nearly inescapable machines meant to test their will to live—was likened to the most banal subgenre of horror films. But though the franchise shares some qua...

Modern horror's most recognisable villain is wheeled out once more in Saw X, a fresh addition to the long-running franchise

Saw X brings back Tobin Bells John Kramer and delivers the strongest and most effective Saw sequel to date. Our Saw X review.

It has a unified plot and a whole lot of John Kramer's moralistic hand-wringing. Maybe too much of it.

Starring Tobin Bell, "Saw X" resurrects James Wan and Leigh Whannell's splatter franchise with a new sequel in theaters September 29. Review.

Saw X production designer Anthony Stabley and director Kevin Greutert spoke to us about creating "the theater of life and death" and how framing these traps is often like Broadway.