Saw

According to Deadline Twisted Pictures, the company behind the Saw series and other genre films, has made an output and distribution deal with Wild Bunch. Read on for details.

Anyone who believed that Saw 3D was going to be the last film in the storied franchise is in for a shock. Freddy's not dead, Friday 4 wasn't the final chapter, and Lionsgate has breathed the first words about another Saw flick.

Are you all caught up on the very cool Trick 'r Treat shorts FEARnet has been putting out over the past several months? In honor of the Halloween holiday and the all-day Trick 'r Treat marathon they'll be running on the 31st, the network has released four more new videos entitled Trick 'r Treat: 4 Rules. In addition they've made a huge announcement about FEARnet's slate of Halloween and year-round programing initiatives that are sure to satisfy horror fans' thirst for genre content through 2012.

Day One of the San Diego Comic-Con is just about over, and before we let you go, we have some more random imagery of things you're going to love! Sit back and get out a tissue to wipe away the drool!

Feeling a little let down about the Saw series ending? Not sure how to face a Halloween without the promise of a new entry in the juggernaut horror series? Texas Frightmare Weekend might be able to help with that.

In honor of the release of Saw: The Final Chapter (or Saw VII or Saw 3D, or whatever the hell people are calling it now) in the UK, a brand new video has surfaced from across the pond in remembrance of Jigsaw and his indirect body count.

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.

After so many years terrorizing the world, the Saw franchise has definitely built up a creative fanbase who frequently pay homage to it in ways that most of us left-brain thinkers can only dream of.

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.

Lionsgate's doing something a little different with the latest poster for Saw 3D. They're asking fans to visit the Saw Facebook page, "like" them in order to see the poster, and then share it with their friends. The press release explains it a bit better:

In case anyone has been buying the line of Saw 3D being the last film in the franchise, we have some fresh copies of both Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter and Freddy's Dead with your names on it!

Even with Saw 3D just a few months away, the franchise is poised to enter into the Guinness Book of World Records as the most successful horror franchise.

There has been much talk about last year's battle between the Saw franchise and the indie underdog Paranormal Activity. By the time all was said and done, PA had scored a decisive knock-out victory in terms of box office bang. Still, the fanbase has remained insanely divided. That being said, the question beckons ... What if you could have the best of both worlds in ONE movie?

Two things you may not think would go together actually fit quite nicely once combined! Are you ready to see what could possibly happen if everyone's favorite old school video game character navigated his way through the torture porn sub-genre?

On October 6th Konami's Saw The Video Game will be unleashed on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles. That's right, gamers will finally be able to join in on Jigsaw's games, and in celebration of this upcoming gory event, we've got a couple of prize packages you should really sink your teeth into!