
There’s a New Saw Movie in the Works From Beware Boiúna’s Mike P. Nelson
A new Saw film is being wrought by Beware Boiúna's Mike P. Nelson, under the watchful eye of a director who once wore its chains.


A new Saw film is being wrought by Beware Boiúna's Mike P. Nelson, under the watchful eye of a director who once wore its chains.

Wrong Turn director Mike P. Nelson returns to the Saw franchise for a new, untitled movie, with James Wan and Leigh Whannell producing.

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A chained man breathes within a crushing mask while a mad watcher frames him for crimes not his own, in a tale of terror that repeats itself.

A grim tale of traps and deceit wherein a man named Hoffman falls from grace amid a labyrinth of horrors.

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