Saw: Rebirth

...than $40 million during its first three days in release. That's the lowest weekend gross of any "Saw" film to date. But it's gross enough, so to speak. "Saw VII" is slated for an October 2010 release. It has also been announced that the...

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...faces and the retroactive explanation for story turns dating back to the very first film. If you're not a fan of the Saw franchise, this film probably won't make you one (for one thing, it's impossible to follow if you haven't seen every...

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...value life through sadistic traps and games. Review: Who can expect something worthy of good reviews after the sixth installment? Saw is the Friday The 13th or Nightmare On Elm Street of this generation: plots are secondary, strong acting...

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"Saw" film series cuts line between gore, X-rated On Oct. 23, "Saw VI" opened (then dissected, mutilated, burned, etc.) in theaters. The immensely successful horror franchise has brought in tons of money and even sparked a new subgenre of...

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...date had become part of the brand, almost as if Lionsgate had licensed the holiday. For the horror audience, going to a new Saw movie has become an essential Halloween ritual, a kind of torture-porn equivalent of watching The Wizard of...

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C. Robert Cargill, Oct 23, 2009 Love them or hate them, the Saw franchise has been anything but a steady level of quality. Some have been good, some irredeemably bad, and with the much-smarter-than-usual-looking sixth installment coming...

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WENN -- Spanish film officials have banned the latest gruesome "Saw" movie from cinemas by giving it the same rating as explicit porn films. The new picture, the sixth in the "Saw" franchise, revives the hunt for gory serial killer Jigsaw...

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...theaters and are limited to the eight theaters in Spain that feature X-rated films, which have been -- until now -- pornography. The "Saw" franchise has been successful in Spain, which has its own thriving horror film sector. "Saw IV" and...

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...this dynamic duo are horror's own odd couple, THE GORE GIRLS!!! Good luck Terri... you're definitely going to need it. "Saw" really needs very little introduction. The series has come a long way since the original hit theaters just a...

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...Oct. 30). "The whole torture porn thing doesn't really travel that well to the rest of the world." After the first "Saw" in 2004 (which opened to $18.3 million and grossed $55.2 million total), 2005's "Saw II" delivered the best returns...

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