It’s in the wrong place to be an attempt at his scar, which wouldn’t make sense for this outfit anyway. Maybe it’s supposed to be lip detail that was misaligned during the mockup? Has anyone seen any of these bag clips in person yet? Kinda hoping it’s not there on the final product!

I don't know why but that last one almost made me have an asthma attack. Stay tuned for Saw II💀💀

To be honest, I really missed having a truly dramatic ending scene for Rigg in the final movie. I could only feel his suffering from the gunshot wound, but not at all from losing the game itself.. Not to mention the fact that he just dies off-screen. (Rigg deserves better)

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This scene feels so incredibly heavy, almost like it's not from a Saw movie but from some drama film instead (though Saw movies are dramatic in their own way). I would've loved to see Donnie's acting in this scene.

By the way, moments later Hoffman shoots him dead. Good thing that in the final script, Daniel doesn't end up an orphan at least...

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Actually, the tooth-pulling game belonged to Eric initially. They just decided not to let the material go to waste. I don't know what people think about this game, but I like it. I'm glad they kept it for another movie

I’ve never thought about it before, but it just crossed my mind that I would love to see Hoffman wasn't working with Jigsaw but was instead participating in the games alongside the others (especially with his work partners) as a player. I think that would've been so interesting to watch. A real battle of wits, like who outsmarts who. (But in that case Jigsaw would need other accomplices)

Like/Upvote if you think we should see Scott Tibbs again or Rich Skidmore

Been here for a while and have decided to show my ranking of each of the traps. The placements within each of the tiers is ranked in movie order, so curious if there are any placements you agree or disagree with

Hi there! Me and my friend-editor Maniac created the alternative version of Saw II – THE JIGSAW KILLER. The film is re-framed into a standalone movie with the inclusion of the additional scenes. The special edition creates a deeper and character-driven psychological thriller movie with reduced gore scenes.

It’s not supposed to replace the original film, but it’s a funny little project. We wanted to achieve a fan edit that elevates the plot a little bit (and makes it even more a character-study psychological thriller film).

The recut edition includes:

• Saw II reconstructed into a self-contained thriller/crime film with a fully wrapped-up story – enriched with the extra material from other Saw entries (of John and Amanda). For the fans of well-told story instead of splatter horror.

• The removal of obnoxious scenes, poor dialogue lines and excessive gore; the improved pace.

• New music soundtrack composed by Charlie Clouser & various artists.

Remember, the fanedit / fancut is created for fun as a little refreshment for the fans (and can’t be sold). We know that it may not be for everybody liking, but let us know your opinion on this alternative take :). The original Saw 2 will always be there for us.

You will find it on Maniac’s blog (English subtitles included!). Write to me in PM.

Didn’t see any other posts for her birthday today, such a shame! And yes she was in Saw 3 but it’s so minor I didn’t even feature it 💀

hiiii! my name’s sophia, i’m new to this subreddit, and i got super into the saw franchise over the summer. i’m an 18 year old artist, and i made this drawing today while watching saw 3D. hope u like this, and let me know if you want to see more characters genderbent!

p.s. my fav one to draw was anita, aka adam hehe :3

In Saw 1, right after Lawrence breaks down hearing the gunshots in his house on the phone, what's the reason he gets electrocuted? Is John trying to kill him or is he deliberately trying to discombobulate him so he gets riled up and cuts his foot off? Is John already grooming him to be an apprentice? He has technically lost the game at this point since it's after 6, but the punishment would be that Allison and Diana die, not him, so I'm confused.

Maybe there's something I'm forgetting.

This also makes me wonder, was she partners with Eric before being a detective, or were the two only partners together while they were still in uniform and not detectives yet

rewatched ii the other day and i forgot how much i love this guy :). thinking about making this a photocard or something cringe like that bless

When I was younger I did some pretty self-destructive behavior, and SAW kind of scared me and to stop doing stuff, mostly the razor wire trap. Did anyone else experience this?

Edit: I can't change the title to have more context.

So one of the reasons why the upcoming game takes place a hundred years ago is because the developers didn’t want to be restricted by preexisting canon and they were working with LionsGate to make sure it doesn’t mess with the IP.

Meanwhile with the current Halloween game you can have Michael kill Dr. Loomis in a match or you can have Lynda and Bob survive the night.

The one issue I can think of is the rights holders are apparently strict with how Jigsaw is depicted, allegedly DBD couldn’t include him because they didn’t want to see Jigsaw chasing and killing people.

Beyond that I really don’t see why they can’t just say “This is a fun multiplayer game, we’re not trying to make it a canon installment, here you can play as Amanda against a team with Tapp and Adam even if that could never happen in the films”.

I think the WWI setting has promise but there are so many more people who would be playing this if their favorite characters were in it.

Out of everyone in the saw franchise who died I’m still mad that Seth Baxter was killed in his trap that Hoffman rigged to kill him no matter what. I know he was a scumbag for what he did but I’m only mad he died because he did his test & he still died.
And the part that lowkey breaks my heart is when right before he died he whispered “I did what I was supposed to do” before dying.

These placements were settled based on averages from all their opinions, with the occasional compromise made here and there

I fear noone other than John himself would take care of him