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i saw saw two too

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yeah it was on channel 5
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Dude the 7th elm street was the best because it was way more than slasherfest, it was kinda a more successful version of scream (with life imitating and being affected by art) Elmstreet 3,4, 5 and 6 are pure garbage because it tried to establish a form of continuity which isn't always clever when the premise of the films are SCARY SLASHER DREAM KILLER.

A Nightmare Elm Street is my favorite movie ever, and the series as a whole, flaws in all, is still my favorite horror series. The 1st, 3rd and 7th movies were great, I thought. A lot of people don't like Part 4 because that's when Freddy became funny instead of scary, but it's still one my favorite sequels, because it's at least entertaining.

I was just saying, that as far as horror franchises go, the Saw movies have been the best at connecting each film together to lead to a bigger story. A Nightmare on Elm Street was great at this too, but some of the movies/characters were completely ignored in later sequels (probably for the better, but still).

I do agree that Saw became gory just for the sake of it after it's tame beginning, but this movie was pretty tame actually. In comparison to the others at least. Saw III was the worst in terms of gore.

It's baffeling how someone could still think that after being here for six years.

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Ohhh that one was just uncalled for!
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sorry...

And yeah these movies keep getting progressively worse.
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At least it's not number one.

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But seriously Saw is a pretty god awful series. There's plenty of good horror coming out still but fffuuu stuff like this and Hostel 2 (the first wasn't that bad guys) is shitting all over the genre and not giving it any more respect even though it's generally evolving past bad supernatural slasher shit. Not to mention all the J-horror remakes and so on (liked the ring though).

I liked the first because it was well done and interesting the first time I saw it and it was made by two Aussie guys who never thought they'd be in Hollywood. As far as I know they basically severed all ties with the series after that and it's just being pushed out for money (surprise surprise heh). I thought this was the last one as well! How many fucking movies can they make this last for if everyone is dead (I haven't seen IV or V because III was so thoroughly terrible I wanted to stay far away).

Saw III was seriously so bad. Has anyone seen Stay Alive? I have to make a topic for that because that movie was so disgustingly bad but it was also awesome with dialogue like MAN A GAME HASN'T SCARED ME LIKE THIS SINCE FATAL FRAME and I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT YOU...EXCEPT YOU'RE A WEAK GAMER. saw iii had nothing redeeming.

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My favourite slasher movie was "Silent Night Deadly Night Part 2"

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umm Elmstreet was terrible at making a connecting story, it was essentially Bringing back the survivors from the previous film. The first film was pretty vague about details, so from 2 onwards they just kept adding to it, while bringing nothing new to the fold.
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That's not all the way true. The 3rd movie provided a lot detail about Freddy's old life, practically the origin of his birth (his mother being raped by a bunch of crazed lunatics and the like).

But yeah, I don't really pay too much attention to plotlines in horror movies, just the characters. If they're entertaining, then I'm good, no matter how over-the-top they are. Sleepaway Camp is probably one of my favorite movies, and most people think it's a piece of shit. And it probably is, but it's fun.

Many people hate everything about Saw, but I never understood why people take the series so seriously.

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Because the only way they can "frighten" people is by making it horribly gruesome. But the movies aren't even scarcely scary anymore they're just gross as fuck.

I like plots, i'll watch a shitty horror movie for kicks. But I took saw on a fairly serious level, because it was a fairly serious movie. Its not like kind of ridiculous you find in most shitty horror flicks because it seems like the creators of those bad movies know that their movie is complete tripe on a basic level.

its "we think we're doing a good job and our movies are actually scary" when in actuality they killed their series with the second one and every one after that is just another gallon of piss on the twitching corpse that is saw, ridiculous.

They've successfully become THE WORST of the worst scary movies because they're so fucking full of themselves.
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Honestly, I don't even think of Saw movies as Horror movies. Even though they fit into the genre TECHNICALLY, I just don't recognize them. They fit more into the... SPECIAL INTEREST / PORNOGRAPHY / MEDICAL / CRIME genre.
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I think technically to be a horror film it needs some sort of supernatural element, otherwise it's a thriller or slasher or something
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17. Let's play a game. You are now enrolled in university. You get a meager entrance scholarship, enough to make a difference but definetly not enough to be able to count on it to pay your way. You can't get less than an" A" average, otherwise you can't keep the scholarship. If you don't keep this scholarship, you can't go to university, and will have to attend some kind of trade school after working menial labour for a couple years. You'll need a full time job to be able to pay for room, board, and transportation, tuition, and supplies. You need 20 credits for your degree... in women's studies, heh.

I never liked the Saw series. We watched the first Saw in film class in first year. Danny Glover :(
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Because the only way they can "frighten" people is by making it horribly gruesome. But the movies aren't even scarcely scary anymore they're just gross as fuck.

This is not true. Saw are not scary movies IMO, but it's clearly not the gore that keep bringing people to the theatres. I mean I'm sure there are bunches of dumb rotc kids or something that get kicks out of that, but the appeal of the Saw movies are the plot twists and setups. Maybe this is why it's not horror though? The fifth movie didn't really deliver in that aspect, which is why I didn't like it, but for the most part the rest of the series has stayed true, despite the original writer only being involved for the first 2 or 3.

But they are what they are, big corporate byproducts. You have to give credit to them for making movies with that quality in less than a year each though.
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after the second one the twists got weaker and it was just BLOD imo

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To be honest, in Saw IV, I really could not tell Strahm or Hoffman apart at all, aside from one of them being slightly larger than the other, so the twist definitely shocked me by default. I agree that Saw II had the best twist, but Saw III's ending still wasn't bad. Saw IV was weak though, and Saw V didn't really have a twist...however...


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they both looked like stallone, didn't they? i was so confused.
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the kinda people who watch saw movies for plot are like the kinda people who watch DBZ for plot.
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LOL that's totally unfounded BS.


I agree, Yeaster, the good guys have either died in every movie, or they are used to kill the other good guys.
I do think it's kind of ridiculous that Jigsaw pretty much decided "hey let's test everybody in the clinic," and then when he started getting attention, he's like "the entire police department needs to be tested too."