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Tobin Bell plays the killer named Jigsaw who ensnares victims in deadly games for the "Saw" horror film franchise that has captivated audiences with the same fervor Jigsaw dedicates to his bloody traps.

Undeterred by its recent box-office beatdown at the hands of Paranormal Activity , the Saw franchise is trudging forward, and ita TMs upped the ante in its bid to maintain relevance in the face of growing indifference by joining the industry trend toward 3-D. ShockTillYouDrop.com confirmed the development today, adding that Lionsgate has settled on ...

Saw studio Twisted Pictures has acquired the cinematic rights to Image Comics' Sorrow .

Loading ... According to Shock Till You Drop, Rick Remender , Seth Peck and Francesco Francavilla's horror comic "Sorrow" has been optioned as a potential feature film by Twisted Pictures, the production company behind the "Saw" franchise.

By the end of his three-year assignment on the Moon, astronaut Sam Bell starts to think he is losing his mind as he operates an automated space station alone.

Watch our exclusive interview with actress Danielle Harris at the Chiller-Eyegore Awards 2009 at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Justin Long, Uma Thurman and more chime in on which scary movies they would like to remake if given the chance.

Actress Shawnee Smith is greeted by fans at the Fountain Place Cinema 8 in Logan Saturday night as she makes her entrance for a meet and greet sessions with her fans.

Another year, another Halloween and cue another Saw film in what has been arguably an inspired year for horror films in their success and quality.

Saw movies and Halloween go together like ho and hum. That's not to say that there's nothing to be said in favor of Saw VI .

"A Nightmare on Elm Street," "Friday the 13th," and "Halloween" all reached their respective sixth installments with rapidly decreasing enthusiasm.

Saw VI Review [2] Posted by Bryan Kristopowitz on 10.26.2009 Jigsaw is back. Again. Let the fun begin.

It's Halloween again, so you know what that means. That's right, another entry in one of the most worthless franchises ever created.

The fairly low-budget horror film "Saw" hit theaters in October 2004 and became a massive success, partly because its novice makers hadn't yet forgotten that suspense and character development are what make thrillers satisfying, or at least watchable.

Unfortunately, the people behind Saw IV, V and VI were the first to mount this particular celluloid soapbox and the result is a glowing recommendation that advocates of the "public option" could well do without.

Until this week, I had managed to avoid seeing any of the Saw series, which began in 2004, and was hoping to continue that streak.

Well First let me start by saying I my laptop is in the shop so No Snazzy Video This Week!!! So SAW VI.....I think this is the final one!! If you haven't seen the first 5, don't waste your money on 6 because you will be LOST!! The SAW series of films relies on the fact you know all of the MAIN characters in story.

Jigsaw and his demented minions are back to their old, cranium-crushing tricks in 'Saw VI.' Courtesy Lionsgate Lionsgate Films declined to screen Saw VI for critics, but perhaps they should have.

For anyone who doesn't happen to follow limb-dismembering, mechanized-torture horror films, the fact that the sixth entry in the Saw series is being released this weekend will seem unremarkable in just about every way.

Tobin Bell stars as Jigsaw. Photograph by: Handout, Files Saw VI Director: Kevin Greutert Parental advisory: extreme violence Rating: two and a-half stars out of five Debuting in 2004, the Saw horror franchise celebrates its fifth anniversary this year, which traditionally means we should buy it something made of wood.