Movie Review: “SAW X” puts the franchise back on its game
It feels like the sequel to SAW and SAW II they should have made in the first place.
It feels like the sequel to SAW and SAW II they should have made in the first place.
Ever wonder what bone marrow must look like? While I can't attest that the events in Kevin Greutert's SAW X are completely medically accurate, I can confirm - thanks to a whirlwind press junket in Sin City - that the sociopath known as Jigsaw transitions easily from complex moral arbiter to doomed boomer seeking bloody revenge. This time, it's personal!
The world's most famous vampire tale gets a hilarious, gender-bending makeover in an all-new production that's strictly fang-in-cheek!
What goes around, comes around and around and around in this unauthorized rock musical parody of THE EXORCIST.
Rich with atmosphere and a sense of impending doom, while involving us with puzzling out who or what is the villain.