"Terrifier 3" apparently has such intense depictions of violence that it was released as unrated and has become the first horror movie France has banned minors from seeing since "Saw III" in 2006 ...

The first movie was initially set to go straight to DVD but beat all odds when it earned $103 million globally on a $1.2 million budget. The next two movies, Saw II and Saw III, proved to be even ...

That reveal leads directly into… Saw III is where the series came to its natural conclusion… though fans weren’t mad to get seven more installments (and counting). Following the previous ...

For trivia purposes: Saw III repped the highest opening for a Saw pic at $33.6M back in 2006. The average domestic opening for a Saw movie through nine pictures is $23M.

Below, during a recent spoiler conversation with THR, Greutert also discusses the franchise’s regret over killing off Bell’s Jigsaw all the way back in Saw III (2006). Well, hell has frozen ...

Bell had played Kramer in flashback scenes after he was killed off at the end of “Saw III” back in 2006. But the setting of “Saw X” prior to that death allowed him to return to the fore ...

The makers of the “Saw” movies probably thought they were clever when they killed the villain off back in “Saw III.” But over time it’s become clear that, although Jigsaw’s many ...

Horror film Saw III has proved the most popular movie in North American cinemas during the weekend before Halloween, as its predecessors did in 2004 and 2005. It took an estimated $34.3m (£18m), ...

Spiral: From the Book of Saw brought back Darren Lynn Bousman, director of Saw II, III, and IV, in its attempt to take the series back to its roots with Chris Rock and Samuel L Jackson without ...

Saw was only supposed to be a trilogy, so John’s death in Saw III made sense at the time. But it grew so big that more films were made, and it got more complicated to tie John back into the story.