Get ready to revisit Saw (2004), the horror movie that left audiences gasping and spawned a franchise! In this episode, No More Late Fees breaks down the terrifying traps, twisted plot, and psychological horror that made Saw an iconic film in the genre. With a special guest joining us, we dive into how the film redefined horror in the 2000s and whether it still holds up today. Like, subscribe, and let us know your favorite trap from the series in the comments!
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