Jigsaw has certain principles in the Saw movies, but it is clear that he doesn’t give all of them the same opportunities to ...

Gigli Saw Trap. After Kramer rounds up the key individuals who conned him, ... She commands John to chain himself to her trap and then brings in a child that John had befriended during his treatment.

The Saw X ending reveals John Kramer's elaborate plan and final game, involving revenge and deadly traps for those who tricked him. The movie is the most personal for Tobin Bell's character ...

This trap is merely a nightmare had by John Kramer’s ex-wife, Jill Tuck, and therefore does not count as a real trap. (It’s unwinnable anyway.) The Eyeball Vacuum (Saw X) ...

But John Kramer is at his most geniusly perverse when he’s playing mind games with his victims and the original Bathroom Trap established escape room horror in the 21st century. Dr.

It’s easy to sympathize with Kramer despite his history of torture. Saw X humanizes John Kramer moreso than previous Saw films. He befriends a child, Carlos (Jorge Briseño), helping fix the ...

After the previous eight sequels advanced the story of John “Jigsaw” Kramer and his many imitators in a relatively linear fashion — while relying heavily on flashbacks to keep including ...

The Saw universe is back with John Kramer (Tobin Bell) a.k.a. Jigsaw taking his painful lessons to Mexico. Saw X doesn’t have the mind-blowing shock of the original film. But, with inventive ...