The Saw X trailer features a MAJOR change to its iconic villain that has caused serious concern. The latest sequel moves away from its sinister roots
The Saw X trailer features a MAJOR change to its iconic villain that has caused serious concern. The latest sequel moves away from its sinister roots
- Saw X has sparked fears that the franchise is headed in a different direction
- The horror film, the tenth, will hit theaters on September 29
- It paints the villain, Jigsaw, as a hero and in a sympathetic light
Saw X features a major change that has led to speculation that the entire franchise may be headed in a different direction.
The horror film, the tenth in the series, will hit theaters on September 29.
And while fans of scary movies are counting down the days for its release, there are reports that the movie could be the start of a different kind of horror movie, according to Screen rant.
After the horror movie’s trailer was released, people noticed that the villain was painted in a sympathetic light and began to wonder if the franchise’s spooky theme was in jeopardy.
Saw X has sparked fears that the entire franchise is headed in a different direction
The horror film, the tenth in the series, will hit theaters on September 29
The other films in the franchise have featured killer John Kramer, or Jigsaw, played by Tobin Bell, tormenting and murdering his victims.
The movies have become the dreams of horror lovers as they are filled with gory aspects.
However, according to the movie news and reviews site, Saw X has shifted the story and made the villain the hero, according to director Kevin Greutert.
The trailer for the movie, which was released on July 29, shows that this time Jigsaw has set his sights on a group of medical professionals.
This is because Jigsaw needs medical attention before he can continue killing people.
However, they all pretended to cure him.
Jigsaw then tortures them.
After the horror movie’s trailer was released, people noticed that the villain was painted in a sympathetic light and began to wonder if the franchise’s spooky theme was in jeopardy.
But it looks like Jigsaw was made to be a nicer guy in this movie, making people doubt
As it turns out, Jigsaw is forcing people to play his twisted torture games because he’s dying of a brain tumor and wants others to appreciate life, according to Screenrant.
According to Screenrant, this makes him a character people can sympathize with, which could jeopardize the franchise.
In the past, Jigsaw was a traditional villain.
And this portrayal may dilute his gruesome nature that fans are accustomed to seeing.