Saw VII to be in 3D

Necro · 10-15-2009, 08:45 PM

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More Planning, Big Gags Needed for Saw VII in 3D
Source:ShockTillYouDrop.com
October 15, 2009

ComingSoon.net's horror arm ShockTillYouDrop.com talked to Saw VI producer Mark Burg about the seventh installment, hitting theaters in October of 2010, and about how many more films they are planning. The sixth installment is opening on October 23.

Twisted Pictures and Lionsgate will make Saw VII in 3D and you can check out Burg's comments on why it is needing more pre-production here. Also, there have been rumors that there will be nine "Saw" films, but Burg says the current storyline ends in Saw VIII. You can check out his comments on that here.

In Saw VI, Special Agent Strahm is dead, and Detective Hoffman has emerged as the unchallenged successor to Jigsaw's legacy. However, when the FBI draws closer to Hoffman, he is forced to set a game into motion, and Jigsaw's grand scheme is finally understood.

So the new fad in horror is 3D my God how annoying. not shocking that Saw is jumping on the bandwagon though.

Sir Nicky Talent · 10-15-2009, 08:47 PM

What is more exhausting than 3D horror movies are Saw movies. It is a lose lose

Necro · 10-15-2009, 08:49 PM

Just read not only will Saw VII be in 3D, but Saw VIII as well. and there will be at least 9 Saw movies I'm hearing. Hell they'll probably go to 20 if they want to.

Kayla · 10-15-2009, 08:56 PM

Do they not know that Saw got old a really long time ago? How it continues to make money I have no idea.

Necro · 10-15-2009, 09:01 PM

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Do they not know that Saw got old a really long time ago? How it continues to make money I have no idea.

Cause the new age groups come in, and buy tickets and go. It's a built in audience that replenishes itself every year. Pretty smart business model.

Tomas · 10-15-2009, 09:20 PM

at least they always tie it in to the others in some way
But I agree after the fourth one it started to get old
I'll watch it to see the unique death traps when i comes out on dvd

horrorfan_1986 · 10-15-2009, 09:27 PM

I hope they realize they're going to have to do more than just have it be in 3D to bring in the money. If the decline continues like it has been (10 million drop per movie), Saw VII will struggle to convince the studio to keep making new ones.

Tommy Platinum · 10-15-2009, 09:28 PM

I always thought VI was going to be the last..

Oh Saw makers, you disappoint.

Jayman · 10-16-2009, 07:31 AM

My question is: even though it will be 3D, can you still watch it without the glasses? In other words, will there be a non-3D version to watch as well? Because I have no interest in putting on paper glasses to watch a movie.

Crest Fall · 10-16-2009, 08:13 AM

The only thing I hate more about Hollywood than Michael Bay are twats that make movies like the Saw franchise. The first one was okay, but it's turned into nothing more than gorefest now.

It's not scary. It's not disgusting.

These asshats do not understand film making.

If this is what's supposed to be a good horror movie, then if I'm in the mood for one I'll just skip the theater and go watch some cows lining up for the slaughter. The gore doesn't even bother me. It's the way go about doing it. You are not supposed to root for the bad guy. He is not cool, he is not a badass! That's what's wrong with Saw and the slasher-flick genre. Maybe I could see one or two movies being like that, but not all of them. Nearly all "horror" movies are like that nowadays.

Still, even if the antagonists were depicted correctly you would still root for them to kill off the rest of the characters due to shitty casting and writing.

Maybe it makes me a bit of a hypocrite because in Dexter I tend to root for the killer at times, but that show actually has an ounce of thought and effort put into it. It's not a show where Dexter is the epitome of badass where you're waiting for him to kill off the rest of the cast. You legitimately care about the other characters and even find yourself rooting for them against Dexter at times (see: season two with Doakes. That was the case for me, anyway).

But this is fucking Saw and the other bullshit that makes up 95% of the "horror" genre ever since... what? The 1980's? I remember when horror movies weren't about the amount of blood crammed into a movie but actually making you connect and care about the protagonists, thus creating a legitimate fear of the bad guy. The horror classics of our yesteryear didn't earn their accolades because they had "FREAKIN' AWESOME TORTURE SCENES" but because their makers were halfway competent and understood story structure & composition.

Fear is something we all can relate to. It's why there are so many HORROR MOVIES that are regarded as cinematic masterpieces. Fear is not making loud noises, having something jump out, or throwing red food coloring at the wall---it's so much more than that. No one should have to explain what it is to these Hollywood twats. If they took the thumb out their asses and wiped the smug looks off their faces for five seconds maybe they could understand.

Grrrrrrrrrrr.
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As if Saw was bad enough, now I would have to endure 3D gimmicking with them poking the camera with their bloody, mutilated cock. Not gonna get my money, Hollywood.

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