Cult Horror Movie Scene N°78 - Saw (2004) - Amanda Bear Trap

"Saw II" is a sequel to the original movie "Saw" aired in early 2004, a real horror movie slightly different from ordinary horror movies. When movie playback is started, it automatically shows that it is not a typical horror movie. Victims are ridiculed by torture by external forces. Instead, the victims are placed in a situation where their death is the choice they made a single. Unfortunately, most people have not overcome the terrible trials of being forced to experience.

In the 1980's there was a bloody "B movie" horror film - most of them were underreported by critics, but many became the critic classics and later saw the success of the critics . An important example is Sam Raimi's evil death movie. This is a low budget Gorefest, but a very original line of conspiracy drawn later by critics is drawn. Vampire fear was also popular in the 1980s, including evil vampire classics such as Fright Night (1985), The Lost Boys (1987) and Near Dark (also 1987). In 1984, Jordan Te's epoch-making monster comedy horror gremlin became a box office hotspot for critics and audiences, and stimulated the trend of "little monster" movies like Critters and Goulies.

Lions Gate acquired the right on October 29, 2004 and released a movie in the United States and Canada. The main reactions are generally mixed and divided, but this movie has earned followers. Compared to the low budget, Saw has a very high box office income and since 1996, box office revenues exceeded $ 100 million and became one of the most profitable horror films. Photographer Adam woke up in an old big bathtub and discovered himself trapped in a pipe by his ankle. Lawrence Gordon, a oncologist, was fixed to a pipe in a room between them in revolver and micro recorder. Everyone found a tape in his own pocket and Adam was able to take out that tape recorder. Adam's tape urged him to escape from the toilet and Lawrence's tape did not let him kill Adam by six o'clock.