Have you watched all or at least one of the famous mystery/slasher film SAW? If you haven't, then you're missing out on something good. Basically, the Saw movies were all kinda gory to watch you can't even look at it (for some people). Saw was short for Jigsaw (I think) and he is the antagonist in the film. The protagonists were always different in every movie. It is a story about a man who loves to kidnap and torture people.
But he really never murdered anyone, they do the slashing, cutting and hurting themselves. Jigsaw was just the mastermind. The victims would wake up in a certain room and there's this tape that when played, will give them instructions on how to survive and what to do. His victims were people who have similarities with each other. Merely were all who have bad pasts and bad habits. In every torture he gives, there's a test for the victim. If they overcome the test, then congratulations. If not, death awaits. The tests were given to them to teach the victims lessons. And that's the good part of this gory film. Jigsaw wanted his victims to think outside of the box. To try something they haven't tried before or to don't do things that they always do. He sometimes takes out your bad obsessions on certain things. He also teaches you to be patient, wise, have teamwork, and have courage. The most important thing he taught to his victims was to learn how to follow the rules. So, do you want to play a game? Make your choice.
