Kevin Greutert

Ever since director Kevin Greutert pulled off the impossible by making the Saw franchise relevant again after a truly horrific fifth entry that everyone considered to be the franchise's death knell, we've been curious to see what he's gonna do next.

Kevin Greutert's (Saw VI and Saw 3D) latest film entitled Ghosts was originally called Jessabelle, but then Jessabelle became Ghosts, and now Ghosts has become Jessabelle again. Ya follow?

It's been a couple of months short of a year since last there was anything to report concerning director Kevin Greutert's (Saw VI and Saw 3D) latest film entitled Jessabelle, but it now has a new title and even a release date.

More quick casting news has come our way for the latest film from director Kevin Greutert (Saw VI and Saw 3D) entitled Jessabelle. Read on for the latest.

Some quick casting news to take you into the night for the latest film from director Kevin Greutert (Saw VI and Saw 3D) entitled Jessabelle. Read on for the latest.

Some casting news has come in for the next flick from director Kevin Greutert (Saw VI and Saw 3D), and we've got the details you need to find out whom Greutert will be torturing next!

Some interesting news has hit the interwebs... Saw VI and Saw 3D director Kevin Greutert has a new project cooking for Lionsgate - one that is of the spectral variety! Read on for the skinny!

It almost feels weird not already talking about the next Saw. We miss Jigsaw. For better or worse (Saw V) the crazed thinking man's killer has become like an old friend. A comfy sweater. You get where we're going.

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What is this world coming to? So get this ... a TV spot for Saw 3D has been banned in the UK because a ten-year-old kid complained to his parents that it was "distressing". That's right, distressing! The news comes straight from the BBC:

Though it's due out here in the States on Blu-ray and DVD in just a couple of weeks, Lionsgate's final chapter in their monster-sized Saw franchise is still making the rounds internationally, and the cool one-sheets have kept on coming!

Say what you want about Lionsgate's Saw franchise; there's just no denying its popularity and influence on the horror genre today, and its big curtain call is getting ready to hit home video really soon! From the Press Release

All Hallow’s Eve approaches, and so does the supposed swan song of the Saw series. In what has become a Halloween tradition, the Saw movies have offered a funhouse ride filled with puzzles, contraptions and harsh Old Testament judgment. Made the wrong choices in life? Take something for granted? Bang! Find yourself locked in a steel death trap.

No, no one has recorded the great "Mandylor" song; however, over on the official YouTube page of a movie musical genius named Goldentusk, he has added his own lyrics to the very popular Saw theme song.

After a long day capped off with late three-dimensional torture porn absurdity, and with no Uncle Creepy around to record an immediate Saw-centric Foycast, I jotted down a few talking points to guide me as I sat down to record what I intended to be a brief solo audio review of Saw 3D that ended up a 17-minute rant of me rambling (at times only semi-coherently) about how mentally chal