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Revisiting Saw VI

Posted on May 16, 2021 by Michael Cavacini
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Saw VI, released in 2009, is the lowest grossing movie in the Saw franchise, only bringing in approximately $68 million. Kevin Greutert, longtime editor for the Saw films, makes his directorial debut in Saw VI. He’d go on to also direct Saw 3D. So, is Saw VI worth watching, let alone revisiting? Read on to find out.

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Posted in Horror, Movies, Review | Tagged Costas Mandylor, Detective Hoffman, Horror, Michael Cavacini, Movie, Movie Marathon, Peter Strahm, Review, Saw, Saw 3D, Saw VI, Tobin Bell | Leave a reply

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