it would be but not in 20 jears

As long as Halloween is a holiday, horror franchises will live on and be watched.

Jigsaw is such an icon there is no way he will be forgotten

Same he’s on the same ideology & love for the franchise as me

Who was Cramer?? I forget names a lot lol

@@Randomperson-zt3ilJohn Kramer is literally the killer

@@Braken888oh I thought Tayler meant a victim I didn’t know a name of lol. I do know my SAW but I can be an idiot 😂

I always took it that he was a test dummy, and my head canon dictates that he was beyond redemption like a pedo or something. Dark but would check out

Agree

Are you going to go see it? Btw, maybe your father showed you the film too early in your young life which unfortunately brought your child mind unnecessary trauma at that time. But when you become an older adult, and your father crosses over into the afterlife, you will think back fondly on the time that your awesome dad thought that you (as a very young person) were mature enough at the time to even watch this incredible movie!!!

@@FreeOpenTruth yes I'm gonna go see it, hopefully with my Father, unfortunately my Father is uh neglectful but I love him nonetheless, I showed him the trailer for SAW X which he didn't seem all that excited for:( but I hope we go see it together as I know he likes the SAW films, he had all of them and we saw Spiral in 2021 that was the last movie we saw together so hopefully we'll see this new one on the 29th as a birthday present for me as my birthdays on the 23rd of September :D and yeah I'm not as afraid of Billy anymore so that's good :)

@@oynxerrr - That's cool! Yeah, maybe your dad is worried about how this one will turn out. I'm a huge Saw fan but I haven't really loved one of them since Saw 6! Saw 3D (7), Jigsaw, and Spiral were "Meh!" in my opinion. Jigsaw was terrible and broke Canon timeline. They rushed Saw 7 for 3D. Spiral was more like a Seven sequel than Saw. Anyways, Happy B-day! Don't let Billy get you! 😅

@@FreeOpenTruth that means alot man and yeah he's probably worried as he thought Spiral was alright, but I loved Spiral a whole lot and awww thank you! I hope he doesn't get me lol! do you have discord by any chance?????:0 it's fine if not!!

Isn't it funny that what scares us/scars us draws us in. Saw is one of my favourite franchises too.

I feel this born in 93 aswell.

Did he actually call himself Jigsaw? The police and media coined the name jigsaw because he drew the jigsaw pieces or cut them out of his victims, to symbolism that they were missing a vital piece, the will to survive. As far as I can remember, he doesn't ever verbally refer to himself as Jigsaw. But I may be mistaken.

@@eleanorcooke7136 On the picture of Allison and Diana, He wrote "Regards," with a drawn jigsaw piece next to it like that was his signature.

Just 1 week after my birthday.

@@darthmeticulous6901 😭😭

@@darthmeticulous6901 That’s your birthday gift my man

You were TWO when this came out!!?!?! I was 4 💀

But I’m talking about the 2004 movie, not the 2003 short film. I even make reference to the short film which came before it, I do give credit to that short where warranted. But it’s 19 years later as I am talking about the film and the series going forward.

Agree - the SAW legacy is 20 years old. That being said - we all appreciate the quality and detail of these videos by Patrick. Well done.

Ah, so that's how your store offloaded rental Disks Pretty Rad Though

@@kuroryuken I remember it came inside a cardboard sleeve with the saw artwork on the front and the description of the film etc on the back

Why would an adult do that though??

@kwiiin_ Depends on the emotional maturity of the child, and whether the adult thinks they can handle a horror movie or not. I remember watching John Carpenter's The Thing when I was like 6 years old (video rental, not theatrical release).

@@kuroryuken my dad raised me well, that being said he knew and made sure I was aware what I was watching wasn't real, my mom on the other hand hated my dad showing me horror movies at a early age, I enjoyed them though. If it weren't for my dad I probably wouldn't of liked horror movies like I do now. I enjoy other genres as well, but horror is my go to.

Yeah, I refuse to acknowledge the games and the poor excuse for a story they provide. And as I said, I’m judging based off what we know in each film, not including what follows

I’m an 01 baby, just a December 01 baby 😬

The door was locked Zepp needed to show up @ 6pm and open it.

I’ve addressed this quite a lot over the years regarding SAW 1. In the scene you’re speaking of, the actor may be wearing shoes but the character is not supposed to be. This is a production thing to protect the actor, with the films limited budget they needed to improvise with whatever resources they had (not to mention the insanely short 11-18 day production). The actor is seen wearing shoes to protect his feet while the character is meant to be barefoot per his test. In original SD copies of the film you can’t even tell he’s wearing shoes unless you are looking for it, where in the later HD Blu Ray and UHD 4K Blu Ray copies it’s much more apparent due to the films upscaled resolution and sharper quality. It’s a safety thing where during production they had to improvise due to budget restrictions. Similar to how Leigh Whannell is a stand in for Ken Leung during the warehouse scene involving Tapp, Sing & Jigsaw. Due to Ken Leung being unavailable during a reshoot day, Leigh stood in as a double when you see Tapp and Sing enter the warehouse, here Whannells Jaw is extremely noticeable but this wasn’t the case in the originally released versions. These issues have only started to occur and inconsistencies have only started to be brought up post Lionsgate releasing upscaled versions of the film. These are production things, they aren’t intentionally, one has to remember the $1.2 million budget in 2004 which was extremely low.

I’m aware of that, and after a recent rewatch I still think Jigsaw has such a magnitude of problems from plot holes, an incoherent narrative, unlikeable characters and is unforgivably boring.

Idk. I'm not sure but for most of the series, they know who Jigsaw is. They just can't find him or he outsmarts them. I don't remember how they found out but maybe that helped, or it brings in another accomplice.

@@eleanorcooke7136 yeah true and in Saw II they knew who he was and he still got away. Solid point!

The original was released when I was 2 years old, but I watched it for the first time when I was 6.