The Saw Franchise

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Spiral helps Saw horror franchise surpass $1bn milestone / BBC News

"...The horror movie franchise Saw has now earned more than $1bn (£706m) in global ticket sales, following the release of the ninth installment, Spiral.

It earned $4.5m (£3.1m) in the US and $2.67m (£1.8m) overseas at the weekend.

Created by James Wan and Leigh Whannell, who also feature as executive producers on Spiral, the series was named the most successful horror movie series in film history by Guinness World Records in 2010..."

Hopefully Spiral will be better than Jigsaw,

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

Hopefully Spiral will be better than Jigsaw,

I liked Jigsaw.

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I liked Jigsaw.

I thought it was mild compared to the previous films.

[Bringer Of Funerals]

I think it should have ended at Saw 3, but I havent seen Jigsaw or Spiral

[iank]

I jumped after 2...

[Susan Foreman]

The Christian Version Of ‘Saw’ Is As Ridiculous As It Sounds / Dread Central

"The Saw franchise is infamous for its intricate traps and creative ways of ripping apart human flesh. It’s also infamous for having a twisted sort of ethics behind it, with the killer Jigsaw playing by a certain set of rules. But, what if you were asked to play a game… for God’s love? That’s what the Christian film The Reconciler asks in a strange and ultra-religious twist on the horror franchise.

In the 2015 film directed by Shawn Justice, “a mysterious man gathers people who are estranged or distant from each other to see if he can bring them back together before it is too late.”

There’s also a detective hot on the Reconciler’s trailer to figure out who he is and a journalist investigating the darkness in the world, per her editor’s assignment.

While the film doesn’t deliver arterial spray and oodles of viscera like the Saw series, it does have whispers of the franchise with people being captured and placed in an abandoned warehouse, the middle of the woods, and more. These victims wake up with no memory of how they got there and must try to figure out the “puzzle” to escape. The puzzle is finding room in your heart for forgiveness. Thanks, God!

Basically, this is a film where Jigsaw operates solely on love and wants to make the world a more peaceful place.

Most notably, former WWF wrestler Roddy Piper stars in the film in his last onscreen role before his passing in 2015. He plays the editor who is trying to grapple with the pervading sense of darkness in the world.

Bill Ritchie, Jeremy Steel, Jourdan Steel, Michaelle Roberts, and Xander Steel also star in the film. "

[MacBlayne]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

The Christian Version Of ‘Saw’ Is As Ridiculous As It Sounds / Dread Central

"The Saw franchise is infamous for its intricate traps and creative ways of ripping apart human flesh. It’s also infamous for having a twisted sort of ethics behind it, with the killer Jigsaw playing by a certain set of rules. But, what if you were asked to play a game… for God’s love? That’s what the Christian film The Reconciler asks in a strange and ultra-religious twist on the horror franchise.

In the 2015 film directed by Shawn Justice, “a mysterious man gathers people who are estranged or distant from each other to see if he can bring them back together before it is too late.”

There’s also a detective hot on the Reconciler’s trailer to figure out who he is and a journalist investigating the darkness in the world, per her editor’s assignment.

While the film doesn’t deliver arterial spray and oodles of viscera like the Saw series, it does have whispers of the franchise with people being captured and placed in an abandoned warehouse, the middle of the woods, and more. These victims wake up with no memory of how they got there and must try to figure out the “puzzle” to escape. The puzzle is finding room in your heart for forgiveness. Thanks, God!

Basically, this is a film where Jigsaw operates solely on love and wants to make the world a more peaceful place.

Most notably, former WWF wrestler Roddy Piper stars in the film in his last onscreen role before his passing in 2015. He plays the editor who is trying to grapple with the pervading sense of darkness in the world.

Bill Ritchie, Jeremy Steel, Jourdan Steel, Michaelle Roberts, and Xander Steel also star in the film. "

Oh, mate.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MacBlayne

Oh, mate.

All those Steel's in one film. Sounds more like a porn movie.

[Susan Foreman]

Just in time for Halloween!

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

The Christian Version Of ‘Saw’ Is As Ridiculous As It Sounds / Dread Central

"The Saw franchise is infamous for its intricate traps and creative ways of ripping apart human flesh. It’s also infamous for having a twisted sort of ethics behind it, with the killer Jigsaw playing by a certain set of rules. But, what if you were asked to play a game… for God’s love? That’s what the Christian film The Reconciler asks in a strange and ultra-religious twist on the horror franchise.

In the 2015 film directed by Shawn Justice, “a mysterious man gathers people who are estranged or distant from each other to see if he can bring them back together before it is too late.”

There’s also a detective hot on the Reconciler’s trailer to figure out who he is and a journalist investigating the darkness in the world, per her editor’s assignment.

While the film doesn’t deliver arterial spray and oodles of viscera like the Saw series, it does have whispers of the franchise with people being captured and placed in an abandoned warehouse, the middle of the woods, and more. These victims wake up with no memory of how they got there and must try to figure out the “puzzle” to escape. The puzzle is finding room in your heart for forgiveness. Thanks, God!

Basically, this is a film where Jigsaw operates solely on love and wants to make the world a more peaceful place.

Most notably, former WWF wrestler Roddy Piper stars in the film in his last onscreen role before his passing in 2015. He plays the editor who is trying to grapple with the pervading sense of darkness in the world.

Bill Ritchie, Jeremy Steel, Jourdan Steel, Michaelle Roberts, and Xander Steel also star in the film. "

Thanks Susan now that I know this exists and the full thing is on YouTube I'm gonna have to watch it i hope your happy with yourself