Baptism Of Blood: How The SAW Franchise Recruits The Cult Of Jigsaw
Play Jigsaw's game and unlock... a new lease on life?
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Play Jigsaw's game and unlock... a new lease on life?
Matthew Bilodeau goes through the entire 'Saw' franchise to explain just why Detective Hoffman is Jigsaw's best apprentice.
Do you want to play a game? Read this Saw 3 ending explainer before you fall in a vat of acid! Okay, that won't happen, but you should still read this.
Saw VI reflects the dramatic shift in contemporary American culture from Bush's personal responsibility to Obama's institutional traps.
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Everett Collection(Warning: Spoilers for the Saw franchise, including the latest film, Saw X, follow.)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 work of serial killer Jigsaw, aka John Kramer (Tobin Bell), changed hands as the franchise went on and Jigsaw’s apprentices took over his work. W