Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, who have written
Saw IV,
V,
VI, are returning to script the seventh entry in this lucrative horror franchise. According to
Variety, the duo is currently working on the plot, which will continue the yet-to-be-seen adventures featured in
Saw VI.
As always, Lionsgate is staying very hush-hush about any plot details. While working on the
Saw sequels, the pair found time to write the original film
The Collector, which was directed by Dunstan and is scheduled for release on July 31st of this year.
Saw VI, which was directed by longtime
Saw editor Kevin Greutert, is set to hit theaters on October 23rd.
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The problem is that you just think you're a good critic.
This has way more story depth than any "horror icon" you guys named. It's true. For example, you can easily explain Jason, Freddy, Myers, etc to somebody, in like 3 sentences lol. I tried explaining to my mom (for some reason it was brought up while we were on vacation with my family) and it was kind of hard to explain. I had to go into detail to justify what Jigsaw did and what he was about etc. Not an easy task for somebody who has no idea.
(That is why they will never make a Thundercats movie. There is no way to tie it together, sorry, had to add that. Been on my mind for a while)
The reason Jason and co are rated so highly and became iconic is because when they came out it was new. They were the trend setters. The First Saw movie was original and fresh, the 2nd was just good. The other movies have been very dissapointing. I love horror movies, but eventually they all run their course. Just like Jason and co. There comes a time when it's just fun anymore and it's time to move on. But like everything in Hollywood, if it makes money they will keep turing out the same shit with different actors.
but yeah i prefer to watch saw rather than harry potter
20 years from now the Saw franchise will be in the category of the franchises I listed above and someone will be re-making the first one. It's just how it works.
MovieBuff: agreed, we need to STOP seeing these flicks that we criticize as crap, though I only saw "Saw IV" (2007) at a friend's place, and haven't seen #5, and don't care to see #6.
Newkill: Of all the franchises this is your favorite? Why? What's your favorite part about them? (not to criticize or anything, just curious)
There are now eight films possible, but this is only if the fan reception continues to be very positive, (Tobin Bell said that)
&
Troy Begnaud, the producer of the films also stated that a 3.D Saw is a possibility, but this hasn't been offcially confirmed, just discussed.
And well what better night out than going to see a Saw movie with blood, guts, violence gore and a surprise twist ending.
I've liked the films so far, so i aint bothered, 1 & 2 were the best, it should have ended at 3 but lol, these films are done on low-budget and gross in a ton load of money, juss look at the figures below.
here is the total budget it cost to make all 5 movies
$36,000,000
Now here is the films total gross worldwide
$668,179,508
Now you see why its gonna keep going, and come on you gotta admit for 5 films made on a 36 million dollar budget, that gross is pretty fucking impressive also add on the fact of the certifications of the films being 18, i think that's NC-17 in the U.S
Please people,..... just walk away.... walk away!