Saw / Saw 2 (DVD)
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Saw opens with two men, Adam (Leigh Whannell) and Dr Lawrence Gordon (Cary Elwes) chained by their legs to pipes in a dirty and disgusting industrial bathroom. Neither of them can recall just how they came to be in this situation. But there is an even more macarbe aspect to their surroundings. In between the two men is an unknown dead man, laying in a large pool of blood. He is not within reach of either captive. Furthermore, he has a pistol in one hand and a microcassette player in the other. Both men discover they also have microcassettes in their pockets with the words 'play me' written on labels. After managing to get the player from the dead man's hand, they each play their tapes. Adam's tape reveals clues to the where abouts of two hacksaws. These are incapable of cutting through the high tensile steel chains, but will cut through flesh and bone. Dr Gordon's tape reveals a task that he must complete if his wife Alison (Monica Potter) and daughter Diana (Makenzie Vega ) are to survive.
Dr Gordon recalls that he was questioned by two detectives, Lieutenant David Tapp (Danny Glover) and Detective Steven Sing (Ken Leung ) in regards to a bizzare murder recently. It becomes apparant that he and Adam have become the latest victims of a serial killer known only as Jigsaw.
Saw twists and turns, with many red herrings placed in the path of it's audience. The less told of the plot, the more enjoyable the film is to a first time viewer. As the morbid psychopathic games of Jigsaw are revealed, the police hunt for him intensifies and the film's elaborate puzzles become even darker and more baroque...
EXTRA FEATURES
Audio Commentray - James Wan (Director) and Leigh Whannell (Writer/Actor)
Featurette: Sawed Off: Inside sneak peak at the making of Saw
Music Video - 'Bite The Hand That Bleeds You' - Fear Factory
Featurette: The Making Of The Unrated Video
Poster Gallery
Trailers
* Hitch - The Cure For The Common Man
* Span-glish
* Eulogy
Saw / Saw 2 (DVD)
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$9.99
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🔴 Condition - Like New 🔴
Saw opens with two men, Adam (Leigh Whannell) and Dr Lawrence Gordon (Cary Elwes) chained by their legs to pipes in a dirty and disgusting industrial bathroom. Neither of them can recall just how they came to be in this situation. But there is an even more macarbe aspect to their surroundings. In between the two men is an unknown dead man, laying in a large pool of blood. He is not within reach of either captive. Furthermore, he has a pistol in one hand and a microcassette player in the other. Both men discover they also have microcassettes in their pockets with the words 'play me' written on labels. After managing to get the player from the dead man's hand, they each play their tapes. Adam's tape reveals clues to the where abouts of two hacksaws. These are incapable of cutting through the high tensile steel chains, but will cut through flesh and bone. Dr Gordon's tape reveals a task that he must complete if his wife Alison (Monica Potter) and daughter Diana (Makenzie Vega ) are to survive.
Dr Gordon recalls that he was questioned by two detectives, Lieutenant David Tapp (Danny Glover) and Detective Steven Sing (Ken Leung ) in regards to a bizzare murder recently. It becomes apparant that he and Adam have become the latest victims of a serial killer known only as Jigsaw.
Saw twists and turns, with many red herrings placed in the path of it's audience. The less told of the plot, the more enjoyable the film is to a first time viewer. As the morbid psychopathic games of Jigsaw are revealed, the police hunt for him intensifies and the film's elaborate puzzles become even darker and more baroque...
EXTRA FEATURES
Audio Commentray - James Wan (Director) and Leigh Whannell (Writer/Actor)
Featurette: Sawed Off: Inside sneak peak at the making of Saw
Music Video - 'Bite The Hand That Bleeds You' - Fear Factory
Featurette: The Making Of The Unrated Video
Poster Gallery
Trailers
* Hitch - The Cure For The Common Man
* Span-glish
* Eulogy