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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

With “Saw X”—one the horror franchise’s best installments—now in theaters, we ranked the dozens and dozens of traumatizing “traps” from the films from from worst to best.

35. Train Death ( Saw 3-D) A woman gets blown up by a train. But it isn’t a trap—it’s a dream sequence. A cheat! 34. The Steam Maze ( Saw VI) The protagonist must guide a woman through a maze; she’s wearing a device that will shoot a rod through her head. The maze, at several points, is blocked by high-pressure steam. Another overly complicated trap. 33. Shotgun Collar ( Saw III) Look, surgery is hard. Surgery when you’ll be shotgunned to hell if your patient flatlines? Downright impossible. 32. Melting Ice Cube ( Saw IV) Donnie Wahlberg gets his head caved in by two giant ice chunk...