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3-Minute "Saw 2" Clip Available ... and Nasty
by Scott Weinberg | October 13, 2005
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On the upcoming "uncut" DVD release of "Saw," you'll find a three-minute clip from the new sequel. But those hardcore movie geeks over at JoBlo's took it a step further by making the clip available online for you saw-crazed suckas.

The clip reportedly consists of the first three minutes of "Saw 2," and it features a scalpel, a rusty mask filled with spikes, and one seriously stressed out young man.

"Saw 2," which stars Donnie Wahlberg, Dina Meyer, Franky G, Glenn Plummer, and (of course) Tobin Bell, hits theaters on October 28th, just in time for the one holiday that we horror-freaks love the most. (Thanksgiving.)

Original "Saw" spinners James Wan (director) and Leigh Whannell (screenwriter) are on board for the sequel, although Mr. Wan is on producing duty only, while Whannell co-wrote the follow-up with new director Darren Bousman.

P.S. That new "uncut" DVD for "Saw" that streets on October 18th? Packed with all-new material, so it's actually not a bad buy if you're a big fan of the flick.

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Comments (1-4 of 4 posts) | Reply
CrazyGhost78
CrazyGhost78 writes:
on Oct 13 2005 01:18 PM

I can't get any of the three links to work

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Sergeant Grimm
Sergeant Grimm writes:
on Oct 13 2005 01:56 PM

I cant get the 3 to wok either, although the shots look pretty gruesome! yes!!!!

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SIRxxxTMG
SIRxxxTMG writes:
on Oct 13 2005 11:14 PM

Its destine to suck more than the first, is that even possible?

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clairemolecular
clairemolecular writes:
on Dec 11 2006 03:15 AM

Saw 2 was the best one of all the Saw movies!!
it was great. and the others were heaps good as well
i love them all


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