James Wan, the director of the original Saw movie, revealed to People his favorite torture trap from the gruesome series.

The original Saw director, James Wan, reflects on his favorite trap sequence in the franchise and why it stands out to him.

The brainchild of Australian film students James Wan and Leigh Whannell, "Saw" is a 2004 horror-thriller that follows the cat-and-mouse game between police and the "Jigsaw Killer," who abducts his ...

PEOPLE spoke with Wan — who co-created the 'Saw' franchise and directed the first film, which turns 20 on Oct. 29 — about the ...

After a surprise debut film success Saw would be made into a multimedia franchise, spawning 11 installments.

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The cost is often in the form of some body part, bodily fluid or some sadistic choice to survive the trap characters are stuck in. “Saw II” is far more graphic with its violence as it displays most of ...

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James Wan, the director of the original Saw movie, revealed to People his favorite torture trap from the gruesome series. Though the series is ongoing (an eleventh installment is due out next year ...