While it started out in humble beginnings, Saw was able to make horror films distinct again.

Saw II is one of those follow-ups that can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with its big brother and in some cases tower over it.

The bleak and mean-spirited tone of this film make the first two feel like visits to the fair.

The warping of time, the overlap with the previous films, and the new direction of the story make this a worthwhile watch.

Saw V is the very definition of a movie without a point.

Saw VI is a movie that succeeds in spite of it being included with such a franchise.

The biggest crime of Saw 3D is that everything was just a poor photocopy of the more decent moments of the series.