Bell on Saw III

By Ammon Gilbert

Posted 20 years ago

Last Updated on July 28, 2021

Tobin Bell is becoming a regular Robert Englund, as Jigsaw may be one of the freshest serial killer’s on the block… and one who’s starting to develop his own fan base. Today he had a chance to chat with Now Playing Magazine regarding the SAW franchise, and what we can expect from SAW III that we didn’t get in SAW II. Here’s a glimpse:

“If you think they suffered in II, you’ll be pretty amazed at what people are involved in number III. Wonderful, exciting new traps. Really great stuff. I think if you were horrified by II, you’ll just be amazed by III.”

We can only hope they outdo themselves this time around, and with most of the key players involved, I have a good feeling things won’t get too f*cked up.

Go ahead and click HERE to check out the full interview, in which Bell talks about some of the traps involved and what his take on imitation movies are. It’s quite the interesting read, and any fan of the SAW series should dig on it. Be sure to check out the daily SAW Blood Drive poster, and prepare for SAW III in theaters October 27th.

Source: Now Playing Magazine

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