This week, the newest image from Lionsgate Films was released to The Official SAW Fan Club I warn you, this image is the most graphic out of all that have been released.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Monday, August 13, 2007
SAW IV Clip Finally Released
If you head on over to the Official SAW fan club at http://www.officialsaw.com/, you can catch the legally released version of the SAW IV clip, leaked by a bootlegger earlier this week. This clip, unlike the previous one, is the official clip, released by Lionsgate Films. The clip is of much better quality, visually and audio-wise. Much better than the last one. LGF's SAW IV is in theaters October 26th.
Video: http://officialsaw.com/subpage.php?PG=media&trailer=IV
You'll need Java 7.1 to watch the video.
Video: http://officialsaw.com/subpage.php?PG=media&trailer=IV
You'll need Java 7.1 to watch the video.
Lionsgate's Latest 'Saw Blood Drive' and Poster!
From Lionsgate comes the brand new SAW Blood Drive Poster in promotion of the Fourth Annual SAW “Give Til It Hurts” Blood Drive. The blood drive, benefiting the Red Cross, will coincide with the release of Saw IV, in theaters October 26th. Since the first SAW blood drive in 2004, SAW filmgoers have donated nearly 38,000 pints of blood to help save as many as 112,500 lives. Collection totals have doubled year after year resulting in tens of thousands of lifesaving blood transfusions.
Saw IV Too Much for Comic-Con
Coming after Clive Barker and the panel for Midnight Meat Train might have been a tough act to follow, but director Darren Lynn Bousman and producer Mark Burg were up for it, having their first Lionsgate presentation in Hall H at Comic-Con International after years of doing the smaller rooms at the San Diego Convention Center. Their first announcement was that the MPAA had just given their first cut of Saw IV an NC-17 rating, and they would have to figure out what to do to, either to get it down to an R rating or decide whether to release it with that rating. They also had some problems with their planned Comic-Con clip, as they originally wanted to show the first five minutes of the movie but it was turned down, because it was "just too much" so they had to go with something else.
After a montage of clips from the first three "Saw" flicks, the crowd was treated to the famous line "Do you wanna play a game?" from Tobin Bell, who came out to join them and field a few questions from the audience.
Finally, they got to the clip, which similar to past years, featured one of the many deathtraps from the movie. It opened on an older bald man waking up on the floor of a room with a locked collar attached to a chain around his neck. He starts freaking out when he realizes that his eyes have been sewn shut and he can't see. He starts pulling on the chain to try to release himself and the camera follows the chain to another side where there's another guy (played by Justin Louis) and he has his mouth sewn shut. So the premise is that one guy can't see what's going on, and the other one can see but can't say anything. In between the two of them is a machine with gears that starts yanking on their chains pulling them closer to it and tightening the collar around their necks, and both of them start panicking. The blind man finds weapons (an axe and a sharp hook-like device) and he starts throwing them although he doesn't know what is pulling on him. The guys pull back and forth on the chain each one getting closer to the machine, though the lack of communication makes it impossible for them to work together on solving the puzzle. The younger guy spots a key on the back of the other man's neck and realizing that it might open the locked collar around his neck, he starts making his way over. The two men start fighting and the blinded man swings wildly with the hook and catches the mute man in the leg, blood starts spurting, and then the guy pulls the hook out of his leg and starts hacking the blind man with the axe over and over (or it might have been the hook--honestly, there was so much back and forth as they fought that it was hard to keep track). Finally, the mute man gets the key off the neck of his felled opponent and fumbles to try to open the lock on his neck but the chain pulls him closer to the machine and blood starts pouring out of his mouth because he's run out of time.
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After a montage of clips from the first three "Saw" flicks, the crowd was treated to the famous line "Do you wanna play a game?" from Tobin Bell, who came out to join them and field a few questions from the audience.
Finally, they got to the clip, which similar to past years, featured one of the many deathtraps from the movie. It opened on an older bald man waking up on the floor of a room with a locked collar attached to a chain around his neck. He starts freaking out when he realizes that his eyes have been sewn shut and he can't see. He starts pulling on the chain to try to release himself and the camera follows the chain to another side where there's another guy (played by Justin Louis) and he has his mouth sewn shut. So the premise is that one guy can't see what's going on, and the other one can see but can't say anything. In between the two of them is a machine with gears that starts yanking on their chains pulling them closer to it and tightening the collar around their necks, and both of them start panicking. The blind man finds weapons (an axe and a sharp hook-like device) and he starts throwing them although he doesn't know what is pulling on him. The guys pull back and forth on the chain each one getting closer to the machine, though the lack of communication makes it impossible for them to work together on solving the puzzle. The younger guy spots a key on the back of the other man's neck and realizing that it might open the locked collar around his neck, he starts making his way over. The two men start fighting and the blinded man swings wildly with the hook and catches the mute man in the leg, blood starts spurting, and then the guy pulls the hook out of his leg and starts hacking the blind man with the axe over and over (or it might have been the hook--honestly, there was so much back and forth as they fought that it was hard to keep track). Finally, the mute man gets the key off the neck of his felled opponent and fumbles to try to open the lock on his neck but the chain pulls him closer to the machine and blood starts pouring out of his mouth because he's run out of time.
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Thursday, August 02, 2007
SDCC 07: Bousman Reveals 'Repo!' Musicians, 'Saw IV' Details
Now if you head on over to BDTV you can watch our exclusive interview with Darren Lynn Bousman who breaks the exclusive news on who will be doing some music for his upcoming Repo! The Genetic Opera, which will star Paris Hilton, along with details on Lionsgate's Saw IV. Watch this spot as the next year there will be a whole lotta Bousman on B-D!
SDCC 07: Chat With Tobin Bell, Jigsaw in 'Saw IV'
If you head on over to BDTV you can watch our exclusive one-on-one video interview with Tobin Bell, who plays Jogsaw once agian in Lionsgate's Saw IV, which hits theaters October 26. The interview was conducted this past Thursday at the San Diego Comic Con, watch for our little chat with director Darren Lynn Bousman tomorrow. Don't forget to cick here for tons of Comic Con news that was posted over the weekend, with more to come.
SDCC 07: Hi-Res Look at Domestic 'Saw IV' Teaser Poster
First seen on Bloody-Disgusting this past Wednesday, today Lionsgate has provided is with the first look at the hi-res domestic teaser for Saw IV, which hits theaters October 26. this poster is DIFFERENT than the one featuring Jigsaw's head in a scale. Jigsaw and his apprentice Amanda are dead. Now, upon the news of Detective Kerry's murder, two seasoned FBI profilers, Agent Strahm and Agent Perez, arrive in the terrified community to assist the veteran Detective Hoffman in sifting through Jigsaw's latest grizzly remains and piecing together the puzzle. However, when SWAT Commander Rigg is abducted and thrust into a game, the last officer untouched by Jigsaw has but ninety minutes to overcome a series of demented traps and save an old friend or face the deadly consequences.
SDCC 07: More 'Saw IV' Casting News, NC-17?!
While attending Lionsgate's panel at this year's San Diego Comic Con, it was revealed that the MPAA has official slapped the first cut of Darren Lynn Bousman's Saw IV with an NC-17. Cuts will be made and the film will be ready with an R rating for release on October 26. Bloody-Disgusting also learned exclusively that Darren's beautiful girlfriend, Laura Bosserman, will have a cameo in the film. Watch for exclusive interview bits with Tobin Bell (Jigsaw) and director Darren Lynn Bousman soon! Click the title above for all things SAW IV! Click here for our ongoing Comic Con coverage LIVE!
Second Still From Lionsgate's 'Saw IV' Raises More Questions
Lionsgate has gone movie crazy with this week's San Diego Comic Con now in full effect, today they've released yet another image from Darren Lynn Bousman's Saw IV, which is hitting theaters October 26. Read on to take a peak and keep your guesses coming, what is all this about? Does Jigsaw's head in a scale mean something? Jigsaw and his apprentice Amanda are dead. Now, upon the news of Detective Kerry's murder, two seasoned FBI profilers, Agent Strahm and Agent Perez, arrive in the terrified community to assist the veteran Detective Hoffman in sifting through Jigsaw's latest grizzly remains and piecing together the puzzle.
Image from IGN:
Image from IGN:
SDCC 07: New Official Teaser Poster For 'Saw IV'
Today while rocking the insane San Diego Comic Con we scored a look at the first domestic teaser poster for Lionsgate's Saw IV, along with a little peak of the booth itself. If you missed the UK poster check it out here and read on for the other one sheet. Jigsaw returns on October 26 thanks to Darren Lynn Bousman and Lionsgate.
Weigh in on the Official International Poster For 'Saw IV'
We have just confirmed this as the real deal, check out the first international (UK) poster for Darren Lynn Bousman's Saw IV, which I'm sure will debut at the San Diego Comic Con this weekend. Thumbs up to Lionsgate for another breathtaking piece of art. Read on to check it out and check out Saw IV in theaters everywhere on October 26. Watch for our Comic Con coverage this weekend.
What do you think? Cool huh?
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