BF2S Forums The sickest thing I ever SAW.

hmm saw 2 better then 1?
can hardly imagine any follow up of any movie to be better.
wasn't planning on seeing it but maybe i will.

saw1 was great,the part were he cut of his foot was horrible.
great great movie.

hmm oke,gonna rent it then.
glad i never saw it in a theatre though....]

Last edited by Pseudomissy (2005-11-16 16:30:53)

downlaoded and watched 1 today, 2 nearly finished downloading....loved 1 hope 2 is better!

edit: good movie but the best bit was when tha anoying little bitch from 7th heavan died!!

Last edited by the_heart_attack (2005-11-18 03:14:45)

i downloaded SII a few days ago for my brother. hav yet to see SI but saw the key scene at the beginning of SII and thought dayummm thats jus sooooo not right! lol i actually stopped watching it from that point..only cos i'd rather watch SI before i watch the rest of the sequel..honest! lol

Saw was GREAT - made on a low budget and picked up at one of the film festivals by Lions Gate.
Saw II is Good - hard to beat the first one but a nice job

In Saw - you know the kid that is chained in the room with the Dr.? - he wrote it!!!

Now if you want sick, twisted, morbid and macabre - you just gotta love Texas Chainsaw Massacre or TCM (the original one of coarse)!

Leatherface rocks.

Last edited by Leatherface-TCM (2005-11-24 16:26:26)

*raises an eyebrow*

Are you all serious you thought it was that gross and scary? To me anyway, that was pretty much boring and nothing I havent seen before. But then again, we get alot of this kind of junk in America anyway.

And while there's no one I could consiter a Hollywood moviestar in it, there was Beverley Mitchell, from 7th Heaven, which is an old TV series here in the states. The rest I don't think I've seen elsewhere.

If you really want to see hardcore and gruesome deaths, see orgrish.com and nowthatsfuckedup.com

I ve seen saw about a year ago and it prob the sickest movie i ve ever seen. Last night i downloaded #2 and i m about to watch it

Talk about reviving a dead post.

Its fun that a chick took the place of jigsaw now Saw3 soon!

Snackdaddy wrote:

I actually find your language much more appalling then the movie.

Uhh. Who?

Saw was a good idea, I havn't seen Saw II.
The thing is, those films where people die in imaginative and sick ways don't scare me. The only horror film that really scared the shit out of me was "The Grudge." Before you say "AW WHAT!?" realise that I havn't seen the American ripoff, but the Jap version.

There you have to realise the subtler side of horror, which Hollywood dosn't do justice to. For example, in the Jap version, an old mentally deranged man is seen playing with an imaginary friend. Aparently he always acts like this, so the orderlies don't pay it much attention. Now, very briefly and in the background someone opens the door. In the reflection and very briefly we see that the old crazy guy is playing with the ghost kid. This occurence isn't jazzed up by focusing on the door, or giving one of those ominouse noises, it's in the background, and it's quite possible that you'll miss it, but that is finely crafted horror. Pure class.

In the American version, they did a similar thing, (aparently,  as I said I havn't seen it. My Sister has who pointed out 'The Grudge' to me in the first place.) The main character's boyfriend is in some place, and the he looks to his left and sees the Ghost kid staring back at him. The guy recoils, 'Who are you? What are you doing here?"
Subtle? Scary?
Not really. Not as scary as it could be.

See when starting out to see a movie like SAW or SAW II you can act like one of those Louisiana psychics - "He Gon' DIIA!" - But with a movie like the Jap Grudge, it works on so many other levels.
Then again it was really confusing. I swear the same character died heaps; the Asians in the film all looked the same to me.

Similarly to the Ring, although I havn't seen it's Japanese predecessor, the American bastardisation was amusing, but not scary. Then again it was probably because I saw The Grudge beforehand which 'immunised' me to it.

Hah, I'm in a Rip It Up magazine competition to get 'Wolf Creek' tickets. I always go in for all their competitions because few others do, so I have a decent chance of winning.

The jap version of The Ring is actually totally awesome, though I found the American version pretty good too.

I thought the first SAW was better...