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Watch our exclusive interview with actress Danielle Harris at the Chiller-Eyegore Awards 2009 at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Written by Prairie Miller on Nov 1st, 2009 and filed under Featured , Living , Movie Briefs , Movies .

How does a man who plays an iconic serial killer in a chain of low-budget, hugely successful horror films spend his days? You might expect Tobin Bell - who makes his latest appearance as Jigsaw in "Saw VI," in theaters nationwide - to spend his time devising ingenious death traps, checking out the latest in fake blood or at least mingling with ...

It's Halloween again, so you know what that means. That's right, another entry in one of the most worthless franchises ever created.

A Lionsgate Films production directed by Kevin Greutert. Produced by Mark Burg, Oren Koules and Gregg Hoffman.

The fairly low-budget horror film "Saw" hit theaters in October 2004 and became a massive success, partly because its novice makers hadn't yet forgotten that suspense and character development are what make thrillers satisfying, or at least watchable.

"A Nightmare on Elm Street," "Friday the 13th," and "Halloween" all reached their respective sixth installments with rapidly decreasing enthusiasm.

Watch our exclusive interview with actor Bill Moseley at the Chiller-Eyegore Awards 2009 at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Starring Tobin Bell, Peter Outerbridge and Costas Mandylor. Directed by Kevin Greutert.

Tobin Bell: "I play a human being. I play a guy who is very committed. Very thoughtful.

Shawnee Smith stars as 'Amanda'. You could use a lot of adjectives to describe the Saw movies - sadistic, bloody, perversely moralistic - but up until now, "pertinent" has never been one of them.

SAW VI: D M r. Jigsaw goes to Washington in "Saw VI." The demented serial killer stumps for health-care reform in this odd political turn by the torture franchise.

Saw VI Review [2] Posted by Bryan Kristopowitz on 10.26.2009 Jigsaw is back. Again. Let the fun begin.

Joris Jarsky as Seth in 'Saw VI': in the gore department, it doesn't disappoint, but that doesn't mean it's enjoyable to watch.

"You have seen the errors in your policy," Jigsaw hisses in the latest "Saw" movie.

Now on its sixth installment, horror movie franchise Saw sees its now-deceased villain Jigsaw killing from beyond the grave.

Movie Review: Saw VI Here's the thing. It's been three films since they killed off Jigsaw, the putative psycho-killer of the Saw series of slasher films.

Out today is the next installment in the Saw series, a oeSaw VIa Audiences have been under Jigsawa s spell since October 2004 when it all began.

KEVIN Greutert, who has edited the previous five films in the Saw franchise, graduates to the director's chair for the latest exercise in blood and gore, timed as ever to tempt moviegoers into multiplexes on Halloween.

"You have seen the errors in your policy," Jigsaw hisses in the latest Saw movie.