The Saw franchise has been slicing and dicing its way through the horror genre since 2004, delivering twisted traps, wild twists, and enough blood to fill an Olympic-sized pool. But not every Saw ...

In the annals of horror-villain lore, Freddy and Jason ruled the 1980s, Ghostface and Chucky owned the 1990s, but the 2000s saw the coming of arguably the most devious killer of them all: Jigsaw.

From needle pits to the rack, to vats filled with rotting pigs, the Saw franchise is full of creative and deadly traps. The traps range from lengthy and puzzle-like, reminiscent of an escape room.

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