Saw III

[tqpix]

The Saw films have knocked down the A Nightmare on Elm Street films to become my favourite horror series.

All three films have a strong message about appreciating one's life. Although, I don't agree with how Jigsaw, the killer, went about to make people appreciate their lives more. He feels that people who don't value their lives deserve to lose it. The third film, in addition to the teaching about appreciation for one's life, also teaches about forgiveness; it also teaches about letting go in times of loss.

The third film is the goriest, most graphic film out of all three films. It is also the most graphic film I've ever seen in any horror film. As to how this film escaped with an R rating escapes me.

Anyone else seen Saw III?

 

[antiarte]

The third film is the goriest, most graphic film out of all three films. It is also the most graphic film I've ever seen in any horror film. As to how this film escaped with an R rating escapes me.

You haven't seen that many horror films then.

 

[tqpix]

You haven't seen that many horror films then.

Then please tell me what horror films that are more graphic, because I've seen a lot.

 

[Truffle]

ick
maybe someday i'll watch them but i don't know.

 

[antiarte]

Then please tell me what horror films that are more graphic, because I've seen a lot.

Cannibal Holocaust

Even Audition and Repulsion are more graphic and better...even Symphathy for Mr. Vengeance, which isn't a horror film...ever seen Irreversible? Way more graphic. I could go and on. But the best horror film I've seen is Les Diabolique (1955). No gore. No tricks. Just good old fashioned storytelling. It's scary, even if you can see the plot twist coming, which you'll probably see since it has been turned to a cliche already.

 

[GL2814]

I saw it. I was spazing out at the first two death scenes. I'm convince that the SAW movies are death/torture porn.
How?
Because the reason lots of people go see the movies is to see how else the movie makers can kill/torture people.

 

[Lordbay]

I saw it last week and liked it, but there were a few times I had to look away. I just watched a movie called: Are You Scared?. I was just like saw in away, but just not as well put together and some bad acting.