For those of us who were devastated that the powers that be would essentially just throw our guy John Kramer in the trash, you’ll be happy to know that Jigsaw himself might still be coming back.

It's officially Blumhouse's time to play a game. News broke earlier this month that the production giant was set to acquire the rights to the long-running Saw franchise from Twisted Pictures, ensuring ...

Billy the Puppet from the Saw franchise with the words "The End" in his eye sockets Image by Federico Napoli Horror was in a rough place in the early 2000s, as the slasher resurrection created by Wes ...

More often than not, a young filmmaker who manages to reach superstardom got their start in small-budget horror. Before Peter Jackson made The Lord of the Rings, he made the sci-fi horror movie Bad ...

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I have one question for you—do you want to play a game? If the answer is yes, or if you're just interested in a movie marathon of the Saw franchise, Netflix just made it a whole lot easier. Horror ...

Jigsaw’s moving into a new warehouse, or, more accurately, a Blumhouse. The horror studio finalized its purchase of the Saw franchise from Twisted Pictures today, per The Hollywood Reporter. As they ...

Kevin Greutert's "Saw X" was considered a return to form for the series because of Tobin Bell's return to the franchise as Jigsaw/John Kramer. With the 2023 film taking place between "Saw" and "Saw II ...

Horror has always reflected the anxieties of the era in which it is made. The ‘80s and ‘90s centered on home invasions and slashers, transforming everyday places into killing grounds. Then the 2000s ...

Saw is among the most well-known and popular horror franchises of all time, with a pop culture footprint that's extended ever since the 2004 release of the independent, low-budget original. Since then ...

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