Saw III Wraps

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Last Updated on July 28, 2021

And with only four months until it’s theatrical release, Darren Lynn Bousman’s thid installment of the SAW series has finally wrapped shooting in Canada, and is heading into post-production- yes, my friends, it seems everyone is still on schedule for the October 27th release, and we couldn’t be happier.


Bousman had a chance to talk with Fangoria regarding what we can expect from PART III, and all I can say is bring it on!

“Fans don’t realize how much say they have in this franchise. This movie is for them. Last year’s film was a balls-to-the-wall gorefest and it didn’t have too many scares. I believe SAW III has a lot more of what made both previous movies good—we took the best elements of each and combined them. It’s got a lot more scares in it and has so many Easter eggs for the fans to discover. For those who really know the franchise well, they’re going to be blown away by some of the things we did this year.”


Finally, a director in it for the fans, and not the paycheck! We need more of this breed of director (and studio- good job Lionsgate!) that will bring us what we want, and not some watered down PG-13 shitfest. I really can’t wait for PART III, and as this one stars Bahar Soomekh, Angus Macfadyen, Shawnee Smith, Dina Meyer and Tobin Bell, I have a good feeling we won’t be dissapointed.

To check out the rest of the chat with Bousman, including what made him want to throw up, go ahead and click HERE, and prepare for SAW III in theaters October 27th.

Source: Fangoria

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