See Saw Boat Clip

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Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Back at the end of March we showed you a trailer for a twisted thriller called SEE SAW. Not to be confused with anything resembling the SAW franchise of course, SEE SAW follows a woman who loses her memory after a horrific attempt on her life in the middle of the ocean. Awakening in confusion, she retraces her past through the surveillance camera empire of New York City.

SEE SAW comes from director Tom Muschamp and today we scored a clip from the flick over in our videos section. The clip is titled “The Boat Accident” and seems to be the event that causes this chick to lose her memory. Go ahead and scope out that clip below.

The film stars Aimee Muschamp, Michael Graves, Mike DiGiacinto, Lou Martini Jr. and Dennis Albanese. It’s looking for a release before the end of the year but unfortunately we’ve got no idea when. As soon as we find out though we’ll be sure to pass it along!

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