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Which Saw film is the goriest? ›

The goriest one is definitely 'Saw III'. The Rack and The Pig Vat alone are among the nastiest, most brutal scenes in horror.

Big Number. $164,874,275. That's how much Saw III grossed at the global box office following its 2006 release, making it the highest-grossing film in the franchise. Saw II is the second-highest grossing film in the series—it grossed $147,748,505 worldwide after its 2005 opening.

Audience Reviews

Wasn't exactly 'scary' in a creepy way but an excellent slasher film. I have to say it could have a little more dialogue between the characters but good plot twist and surprises. Worth the watch if you like horror and gore.

The Family Star received generally negative reviews from critics, who heavily criticised Parasuram's writing and direction, weak comedy, plot, predictability, soundtrack, and the lead cast's performances. The film was a box office bomb grossing ₹19.78–23.20 crore against budget of ₹50 crore.

Buena Vista, the film's foreign distributor, appealed the decision. After producers cut several of the "most violent scenes" to obtain a "not under 18" rating, it was released in Spain on October 8, 2010. Saw VI was banned in Trinidad and Tobago and Thailand.

Saw 2 is very gruesome,but its not very scary,if your a fan of the first you should still check it out,mainly because of Donnie Wahlberg and Tobin Bells impressive performances and a very unexpected twist,but you will be overall disappointed.

"Saw" is a fictional horror franchise and is not based on real events. The franchise was created by James Wan and Leigh Whannell and was first released in 2004.

Here's the ranking order of Saw movies now that the full ten-ology (I don't know what the trilogy word is for ten movies) has been released: Saw X (85% critics, 91% audiences) Saw (50% critics, 84% audiences) Saw VI (39% critics, 48% audiences)

Saw V's Pendulum trap, Saw VI's Shakespearean Dilemma trap, and Saw III's Rack trap are some of the most brutal and memorable in the series. Despite its weak plot, Spiral: From the Book of Saw featured a memorable trap where a victim must rip out their tongue or be torn apart by an oncoming train.

The Saw movies tend to get a pretty bad rap. Most people think of them as senselessly violent and overly gory torture fests with no actual interesting plots or characters. Granted, some of the movies are like that.

Is Saw ok for a 14-year-old? ›

One thing that should be noted is that the Saw series gets more graphic, sad*stic, and disturbing as it goes on. Saw, Saw 2, and, Jigsaw, are probably okay for teens 16 and older. The other ones are NOT okay for anyone who is not an adult. Another thing is that this movie is definitely not okay for ALL 15 year-olds.

Parents need to know that Saw II is not for kids. It features gruesome violence, with detailed, explicit imagery of bodies penetrated by sharp implements, shot, burned up, slammed, smashed, punched, kicked, sawed, cut, and dismembered.

'The Family Star' has ended its first week on a disappointing note much to the shock of Vijay Deverakonda fans. According to Ramesh Bala, a tracker, the film underperformed as the content was 'not well received'. “Basically, the content was not well received.

The Scalping Machine is one of the first tests in Saw 4 and is the most gruesome in the whole film by far. It's a chair that is attached to a mechanical axis that moves backward, pulling the victim's hair. The ultimate outcome desired from this trap is to slowly scalp whoever is sitting in it.

Parents need to know that Saw is a horror film about two men locked in a room, one of whom is tasked with killing the other in order to save his family. It's extremely violent, with shooting, physical fighting, and gore (such as intestines being pulled out), as well as death and dead bodies shown on-screen.