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This category contains a list of all traps in Saw V. The victim of this trap was Seth Baxter. His arms and feet were chained to a metal table in the middle of a big hall. Additionally, an...
From the hot wax facial in "Spiral" to the agony of The Rack in "Saw III," these are the most brilliant "Saw" traps to date — "Saw X" included. By Alison Foreman, Christian Zilko.
- The Pain Train (Saw 3D) This trap is merely a nightmare had by John Kramer’s ex-wife, Jill Tuck, and therefore does not count as a real trap. (It’s unwinnable anyway.)
- The Eyeball Vacuum (Saw X) A good-looking trap—which explains why it was used so much in the film’s marketing, but ultimately a farce as this too was merely a fantasy trap of John’s.
- Hooked on Phonics (Saw III) Jigsaw’s apprentice Amanda makes her first unwinnable trap, hooking someone by their hands, ankles, and jaw to the floor in a derelict classroom.
- Hot Wax Boarding (Spiral) A woman is trapped with a blade at her back while hot wax pours onto her face. The only way to stop the wax is to press the blade far enough into her spine to sever it—which won’t kill her, but she won’t be able to walk away.
Sep 28, 2023 · The Saw movie franchise is known for brutal violence, gore, and ridiculous traps. With Saw X coming out, here are the best traps from the series.
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Sep 28, 2023 · As Saw X rolls into theaters, we look back at the most horrifying Jigsaw traps from 20 years of Saw movies.
Featuring an exclusive replica Reverse Bear Trap and collector’s display box! 🩸. With its story of a morally obsessed serial killer who forces his victims to play horrific games, Saw shocked audiences, redefined the horror genre, and spawned one of the most successful franchises of all time.
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Sep 27, 2023 · The Saw movies have the best traps in horror movie history. From the Reverse Bear Trap to the Angel Trap, Saw still shocks audiences to this day.
