53 Things You Missed in Saw 2 (2005)

[@heidibarker9550]

One more thing, when Amanda Young wakes up in the house, she sits up and her hands IMMEDIATELY go to her head as if she's checking to see if she has the reverse bear trap on her head again.

[@Xehanort10]

And Saw III would go into how much the traps and helping John had traumatised her. Because even though she stopped taking drugs she started cutting herself and she eventually realised that her survival hadn't made her appreciate and cherish her life like John had told her it would. Because of her guilt for her mistake with Adam's key leaving him no way to escape his shackle in the bathroom she went there and suffocated him. I think that's what her inescapable traps in III were about. Her belief was that the survivors of the traps wouldn't change so it was best to put them out of their misery in her mind. The more the Saw series goes on the more it becomes obvious that it's John targeting people for doing things he doesn't like or people he has personal issues with and the whole "Cherish your life" thing is just him twisting the well meaning motto of Jill's drug rehab clinic into a sick justification for his actions.

[@sx.1869]

This might have been a purposeful thing, 1. I’m pretty sure Amanda’s trap was publicly talked about after it happened, 2. Amanda was in the nerve gas house to protect the 16 yo boy (can’t remember his name atm) and she wasn’t there to be put in a trap.

[@sx.1869]

Daniel.. that’s his name.

[@Munthebun]

Yea, PTSD is a bitch

[@dubuyajay9964]

@@Xehanort10 It's ironic when Hannibal Lecter is more honest and up front than you.

[@test-jt5el]

Jigsaw: I once sneezed in public and no one said bless you, that's when I realized I needed to bring deadly traps into making people appreciate life...

[@CZsWorld]

Basically on par with his logic sometimes.

[@jokingbanana1042]

Yeah... I think it’s not out of reach to say that Kramer was LOCO edit: when I saw this comment again I thought I was talking about Seinfeld XD

[@user-tj4cp6zb6s]

No it was because i opended the door to someone and he didn't say thank you

[@ChevyboyCaprice_]

@@user-tj4cp6zb6s

[@fazedlocseryu5093]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/moLaZapvjMyLmbM

[@mydisappointmentisimmeasur6826]

Adam dying alone of starvation in the dark bathroom is a much more frightening thought than having Amanda return to kill him.

[@CZsWorld]

Amanda wasn't there to kill Hoffman though.

[@aidensnew8562]

@@CZsWorld any opinion on bleach coming back?

[@desicatedlimbs8096]

My Disappointment is Immeasurable What would have made it scarier is finding Adam ate half way through his ankle because he didn’t have the saw... and Amanda mercy killed him which I found grossly nice... I mean she could have saved him but killed him thinking it was mercy (obviously not but you know what I mean)

[@coolguyhino92]

@@CZsWorld Amanda didn't have pity for Hoffman, the way she did with Adam. She had plenty of reasons to not help Hoffman.

[@coolguyhino92]

@@desicatedlimbs8096 Actually, yes. Amanda's act of going back to the bathroom to asphyxiate Adam was 100% a mercy kill. The thought of leaving Adam there to die, alone, in the dark, was to much for her(at that moment). She couldn't save him, as it would absolutely undermine John(not leaving him alone to die is undermining him too, but to a much lesser of a degree than sparing one of his test subject, full stop). So, in her eyes, killing Adam before he succumbs to dehydration/starvation was a non negotiable mercy kill and act of kindness from her to him. (Could also have something to do with her just haphazardly throwing the key/key light in the bathtub, as opposed to securing it like John had asked. Basically saying that, on top of the thought of Adam rotting away in the dark eating away at her core, she may feel a layer of guilt on top of the pity, as her actions were the reason Adam may not have had a chance to escape. *MAY* )

[@coleeg69]

Its so frustrating that all Eric Matthews had to do was just calm down and talk with him. The most easy trap in the game, but he knew he couldn't control his anger. Eric was the saddest death in the franchise when he returns...

[@thetwilightz0ne157]

Yeah, for real. Personally I felt like that was more there to show how selfish and flawed he is.

[@AdamasutojrAJR]

When he return in saw 4 and said "I don't want to play anymore" I felt that

[@coleeg69]

@@AdamasutojrAJR right! He given up on life. So sad 😥

[@mydisappointmentisimmeasur6826]

@@AdamasutojrAJR I think what's most depressing about it is that Eric never really found out whether Daniel was alive or dead. He died not knowing, but at that point, he didn't really care much about anything or himself and just wanted to die.

[@nam_1018]

I know Matthews can be a corrupted cop but I feel sorry for him for being the most tortured person in the whole franchise

[@supernerdageddon8036]

There's another clue in Saw 2 that the game has already taken place that give me chills ever time I watch it. After Matthews asks John what his son is doing on the monitor he says it would be hard for him to say because he hadn't look at it in some time but he imagined he was cowering in the corner. Latter when we see what's happening at the house that's exactly what he's doing.That means Jigsaw had already seen the tape before.

[@satishrobertson8771]

That's right! Good observation

[@IAmBetterThanCrash68]

I believe John said because , he was cowering in the corner... the corner of the safe he was locked in

[@richavery66]

@@IAmBetterThanCrash68 Absolutely! The twist in this film is so clever as everything that Jigsaw says is true, yet we understand a lot of it differently from the literal way it is meant. Although I love horror films, I often think it's a shame that this twist, and the clever way the story is structured, is in a gory film - a lot of people who don't like horror and who might otherwise have enjoyed the cleverness of the script will never get to see it. This film is definitely my favourite of the franchise and one of my all-time favourite horror films.

[@asmylia9880]

@@richavery66 sadly, most of this kind of script writing only works with this kind of movies. I've never seen a romance which could work like this for example. It would be a boring and blank romance without actual intended, romantic, nature around it. It's similar to why most action movies are by Spielberg. Simply the way Spielberg adds his explosions makes them work for the genre. They'll never work for any other kind of genre either.

[@miissraiinbow]

I feel like its implied?? But ok

[@basedpump946]

A metaphor you might’ve missed is that Xavier was a drug dealer. Drug dealers usually have a house for selling drugs in called a “trap” house. And they’re all stuck in a house full of traps. He also says in the movie “this whole house is a trap.”

[@sleepingonyourroof]

That’s what a trap house is oh god I was so wrong

[@MelancholyRequiem]

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@lordfarquaad4174]

Holy shit that’s a STRETCCHHHH dawg

[@sjacqVO21]

@@lordfarquaad4174 lmao 😂

[@mask938]

@@sleepingonyourroof What did you think it was?

[@beav2K]

Fun fact: The Iron Maiden never actually existed, it was just a tomb with spikes around it that an English archaeologist discovered and thought “hmmm what if... we put these two together and made a neat torture device” in the year 1899

[@NotlostMoon]

Its miniature version is real tho, now.

[@IAmSuckAtGames]

At least iron maiden is real Theyre as real as it gets Still are

[@BigBoris]

I’m getting Sam O’ Nella vibes

[@dubuyajay9964]

@@IAmSuckAtGames Favorite Song?

[@axemaster8331]

I'm going to be that person, 4 years after the comment was originally posted. I did some research and can't find anything about that online. Everyone seems to agree the myth came from a writer named Johann Philipp Siebenkees in 1793, who wrote about a coin forger in the 1500s who was killed by an iron maiden.

[@sldmn9657]

In the original script for Saw II, it was said that Addison’s trap would force her to press her face up against a hot waffle iron, forcing her to sacrifice her looks to save her life and obtain an antidote. This was one of the traps located somewhere in the house that wasn’t found.

[@RealHajimeHinata]

Wow she was really about to be turned into Finn Cooley.

[@susiehaltmann3342]

Fun Fact: Addison’s trap was supposed to resemble a waffle iron. The idea was to have her trying to grab a syringe with the antidote but two clamps would trap her wrists and slowly heat up. In order to free herself she would have to press her face on a third iron right infront of her so she would be free and would get the syringe. Her tape was supposed to have something like “You have to sacrifice your looks in order to save your life.”

[@thetwilightz0ne157]

What a good movie honestly. Such great traps, characters, and one of the most interesting storylines

[@MindfulnessGamer]

Terrorific Theories they should have left it alone after saw 2

[@thetwilightz0ne157]

@@MindfulnessGamer yeah they definitely lost the spark after the first two films

[@michaelkillerrominesdragon5080]

Yeah I think so 3D or saw the Final Chapter it's kind of weird and mean to me but I like are they going to sell seven or better in my mind cuz it is saw 7

[@nrthrn_dcy]

Saw 2 and 4 are my favorites 🤘

[@chiiing8288]

saw franchise was okay till hoffman goes killing spree

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

8:09 Rest In Peace to Chester Bennington

[@CZsWorld]

RIP

[@lyraginne86]

Rip

[@ninety6ixx]

Rip

[@cheesecake3112]

rip one of my favorite singers

[@legendaryslav8599]

RRRRR INNNN PEEEEEAAAASSSEE

[@IsaacLawrenceFilms]

Saw II is actually adapted from a script called The Desperate by Darren Lynn Bousman. The studio initially turned it down for being too similar to Saw, but would later bring Leigh Whannel in to revise it as Saw II. So the desperation theme you mention is spot on.

[@eladiocofresi5202]

I remember in one of the film commentaries, there was an idea for a "waffle iron" trap, which was intended for Addison. The idea was she used her looks and destroying her facial appearance would save her life.

[@leefisher6366]

15:01 - My mind took a different direction here. 'Let us in! Let us in!' 'Let us out! Let us out!' (anyone get the reference?)

[@strawberrycream2974]

CLUE?

[@leefisher6366]

@@strawberrycream2974 Wow, that was a quick response, and yes, you're absolutely right.

[@kellykornegay1588]

Clue !!! One of my favorites !

[@antheathetiefling8581]

Communism is a red harring

[@knotgradaunknown7414]

@@antheathetiefling8581 tell that to Bernie Sanders.

[@kimackerman2183]

This has to be the first Saw film I would regularly watch when I was was 13 and couldn't help but feel horrified at what happened to each character and the story. I still feel sorry for detective Matthews.

[@sldmn9657]

The fact that the police were able to find a ‘decoy house’ that has the exact same layout as the real Nerve Gas House could highlight that there are a series of abandoned buildings with the same design in an huge abandoned neighbourhood. One theory that I have heard is that the house is actually John’s childhood home which is how he knows about it. The theory seems a little far fetched but I kinda like it.

[@steve_en5903]

You have no idea how much I appreciate that you put title cards where your ads are. I hate watching other videos where it just randomly cuts to an add

[@erawa2740]

4:15 But don't you think that maybe Daniel was already treated against the toxic gas before the game began, like Amanda? That's what I always assumed, because that's what seemed logical to me. Yes, Daniel starts spitting blood near the end of the game, but does it necessarily mean that he didn't receive an antidote? Couldn't he experience some bad effects of the gas, even if he was already treated from the start? Jigsaw needs Daniel to stay alive for Matthew's game, so I guess that he would want to maximize his chances of survival (even if he put him in a particularly dangerous place lol).

[@Respect2theFallen]

I came here hoping someone made this comment I've seen many people on other threads say Daniel was safe and Amanda was in game to protect him but they didn't need antidotes because they were supposed to survive it. I'm guessing John knew unless they found out who his dad was he'd be safe which thankfully Xavier didn't cuz he already had a temper on him

[@coleeg69]

I like the details they kept too when they kept returning to the bathroom. Of course Gordon's foot rotting, Xavier, Adam and Zap body's also rotting.

[@southernmetalhead1535]

I was reading somewhere online and it said that Laura was mainly in the game because she was a shoplifter. And I really wished I could have seen more of those traps in Saw 2 because the nerve gas house was one of my favorite games

[@michaelcooperwoti]

I thought about watching the saw films yesterday!! Big fan of yours!!!!

[@CZsWorld]

Perfect timing.

[@mattenga0079]

It is set in New York, because in Saw 5, when Cowan was putting a trace on Agent Strahm's phone, he put the regional code " 212 " which is the regional code of Manhattan, New York.

[@coleeg69]

Yes!!! I'm assuming you'll be doing a Dr.Gordon timeline? Telling us what traps he worked on and when he decided to sit out/put on the bench untill needed.

[@SE-xn2dj]

“He’s in a safe place” why is that my mom when she takes my phone;-;

[@repulore13]

Saw: Nerve Gas House Party Dead Meat once said that

[@repulore13]

Lucius Fawkes yes I know

[@RandyOrton1099]

Thank you CZ! It’s kinda weird how I just started rewatching the Saw movies & you’re making videos about things we missed. Please continue with the entire series. & could you do the Final Destination series as well??

[@kcatristine]

My brother’s name is ‘Mathew’ (1’T’) I always thought that that was how it is commonly spelled until I was in high school and multiple friends named ‘Matthew’ told me it was weird how I forgot a ‘T’ in their names while I thought it was weird that there were 2 (because I always broke it down as “Math-You” and I never addressed anyone by “Matt” I just assumed ‘Matt’ was spelled “Mat” (like doormat))

[@CZsWorld]

This is what I love about KZbin. There's always one person who proves there's an exception.

[@METALFREAK03]

@Jacob Daniel Dawson You can also have Treavor. Even more weird.

[@METALFREAK03]

@@CZsWorld I know it's late, but "Mathew" was the original Anglicised name of the Hebrew name "Mattathia" because they used to say it incorrectly "ma-phew". It later morphed into "Matthew" as pronounication and literacy got better. Plus the fact English (middle) began really nicking it's words from the French (middle) language. It makes sense, that Americans therefore have taken usage of both variants of spelling. Assuming the "new world" migration (which were mostly exiled religious ze^lots), in the 1600s, it makes sense there would be a carry on to this. But what is wrong is three T's in Matthew. (a person I went to school with spelt his name as "Mattthew")

[@liamnehren1054]

The reference to dr jekyll and mister hyde is actually a very good reference to jigsaw and John Kramer, since he was an engineer who wanted to help people and turned into jigsaw.

[@OfficialXarleM]

That transition shot at 2:18 😮 Gets me everytime. Still, to this day, I haven't found a better transition aye

[@donniesizemore9272]

The Police “BRUTALITY” bit gets me everytime

[@SuperVaIle]

I think "toxin table" might just be a table like in a spreadsheet that lists different kinds of toxins and some related attribute like maybe the time to death, amount needed, if it's painful, if it's eaten/breathed/injected etc.

[@OkSharkey]

yup, that's exactly what it is

[@tattedupluv]

Another thing showing that the game was not taking place at the same time as the raid is that the safe that Daniel Matthews is inside of is the same safe that is on the trap door in the starting room of the nerve gas house.

[@tatikkkai]

I think the razor box was for Amanda. Because she said she was back in the game because she was harming herself. Cutting her wrist just like the game. It would’ve been super easy to retrieve the antidote without dying, maybe just some cuts to ONE arm, and then get out of it. which is why jigsaw made that one for her. And she would’ve had to have her own test or the rest of the players would’ve been suspicious.

[@bloom392]

That razor box trap is so easy to get through. All you have to do is use your free hand to hold the blades open where you put your hand through

[@sarahmcmanis268]

I absolutely love, love the first Saw. I love how at the very end everything just comes together in a few seconds and it just hits you, and I was like holy shit that was awesome. But what I love about Saw 2 is, like you said, it really set the tone for the series. And I thought the idea of the game itself was very unique and it's my favorite game out of the entire series.

[@nosleepzzzz6550]

R.I.P Chester Bennington, that caught me off guard.

[@nephhhhhh]

saw 1-3 are easily the best of the franchise. 2 is no doubt the best in overall aspect, 4-7 were solid but 7 was kinda a bad taste after everything. I felt like they should of extended johns cancer to have him how he was in Saw2 in Saw 3. Saw 4 ending with john dying and hoffman succeeding him till 6 would of been cool

[@matthewrosenkoetter6351]

I’m sorry but anytime someone says Eric Matthews I immediately think of “HEY MR FEENY!! FEENY FEEHENY!” Lol (said like he says it In boy meets world)

[@kaydenevideo]

♥️

[@stephsoohall6841]

Hahaha’ Mr. Mathews detention!

[@zammymynakersnackstbmoth]

Me too!

[@maddiemayilove7955]

😂😂

[@ChantalOfTheNorth]

I'm a year too late but I still must say... I appreciate you and this observation lol

[@satishrobertson8771]

Thank you for making this. Saw 2 is easily my favorite of the series for numerous reasons, some of which you stated in your video. That said, it always bothered me that we never got to see what was in those other rooms. Also, when Allison stumbles into the razor box room she finds the envelope with the tape but since Jonas had the tape player there was no way for her to play it so she just threw it to the floor just before noticing the needle in the trap. I was always curious as to what the message on the tape sounded like... I know that was meant for Gus but I wish we could hear the message.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Wow, I love the timing of these videos, I just saw this too!

[@SoroushJaan]

So, you saw Saw?

[@umarfiaz5566]

I too *saw* all 8 movies

[@leehoon31]

Just stop that jokes Jesus 😩

[@notacat7127]

I just sawed this boat in half!

[@zee-bruh5993]

*I see what you did there...*

[@ashleystachowiak2050]

I love when he says “I haven’t checked the cameras in some time” or something like that. I just love that..

[@malkavian6275]

I absolutely love the deep lore, twists and turns and cross references in the Saw franchise, as well as the religious parallelism. Speaking of parallels, the bible is also an incredibly deep body of work where countless amounts of cross references appear throughout its duration, much like the universe of Saw which Jigsaw started. Christ had the disciples calling him son of god, John Kramer is basically seen as a god of death and rebirth by his disciples, or something akin to a moral agent or agent of death.

[@adamarysalinas1955]

When he said “Eric Matthews” I though of boy meets world

[@TheLowBrassDude]

So did everyone.

[@animefangirl5271]

Samee i can’t take the character seriously when that’s his name

[@Moonphoria97]

This storyline looks so good, it makes me wanna watch Saw for the first time, I've seen some scenes but I just can't watch human torture aaaaah:(

[@christineesterhuizen9032]

I don’t want to say the torture isint that bad, because that makes me sound like a sadist😂 but its not too bad, its not too graphic and you just see some blood. With the torture it is a lil nasty, but many movies have way worse. Like with the venus fly trap device thingy, almost his whole face was covered so you basically just a pool Of blood

[@njoynda6ickness247]

So the trap where the man's limbs and neck are rotated 360 degrees, all the while showing bones breaking and popping through the skin is considered "not too bad"? alright I can get dig it but not so sure most people would agree

[@vickymachin4282]

I feel like I'm sitting in my high school English class hearing the teacher rant for 45 minutes about symbolism.

[@1.5Hours]

I don't know if you noticed, but the safe the antidote is in, is in the first movie. Zepp hits his head on it when Tapp pushes him at the end.

[@Austin53095]

Good deal these videos make me want to binge the saw movies again it blows my mind how much you can miss while watching movies the first time through . Great content

[@AnnihilatingKaos2012]

Of all the Saw films, I always thought it would be funny if at least one of the movies had Harry and Marv together in a trap... such a missed opportunity

[@fgstech4857]

Super Awesome video CZ! That's why I love the Saw series. There are so many hidden things and call backs. A testament to the passion each person contributed to the films.

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

1:33-The reason Saw 3D is appropriate for Saw 7 is because D, in gematria, is representative of 4. So Saw 3D is Saw 3,4; Saw 3+4; Saw 7. Gematria is the practice of coding words and letters into numbers.

[@cookiedemon1222]

i love how these videos are edited like it's a tv series with commercial breaks. reminds me when i back in the day used to watch stuff like Mythbusters after school.

[@alexaharcrow7210]

"You know shits about to go down when jigsaw puts away his cereal"

[@braedenharris8372]

Saw 2 is the only Saw sequel that works as a standalone. After Saw 1, the series was basically a constantly twisting TV show in movie form. Saw 2 was like the pilot of the Saw sequels, and doesn't rely on having seen the others. I'd say Saw 1 & 2 are pretty much required viewing for horror fans. If you enjoyed Saw 1 & 2, then you'll probably enjoy the rest of the series.

[@MatukaEdgi]

Oh my god this channel is amazing. The level of depth yoy put into each movie is spectacular. I'm a big fan of the franchise and I love seeing this kind of content on KZbin. On the other side, I've always felt conflicted towards this saga final chapter. Mainly because of the character of Jill. She actively participated in the later games because John wanted to show her an alternate method to her rehabilitation clinic which was causing people to only change their addictions not to lose them. Then she does everything John asks from her and instead of asking Gordon to save her from Hoffman, John asks him to do something only after Jill gets hurt, so she dies having learned nothing. It's John only faithful servant up until that point and she fucking dies. Brutally and unfairly. Furthermore, we see images of Gideon's tomb during her death like she's being punished by John from beyond the grave for losing their child (which he blamed her for before according to Saw IV). None of this ever felt right to me. Like it's the only piece of the puzzle that doesn't fit, it feels like John lost the game in the end, but at the same time Hoffman got locked in the bathroom so John won anyway? I don't know. I want to think Jill tried to kill Hoffman without following John instructions and that's why Hoffman doesn't get a key for the Reverse Bear Trap 2.0 and that's why she was being fairly punished by John and why he does't tell Gordon to save her. It's like that's what I want to believe because it would make Jill's fate feel fair but there's nothing to back this up. We never see Jill actively sabotaging Hoffman's trap, it's all speculation. Could you talk about this in one of your videos? I think you could help me and others clarify this arc. Thanks for these amazing videos. Keep it up!

[@martinajurlin3385]

I absolutely love this franchise, I just hope the last film Spiral won't disappoint.

[@slavheister5501]

This comment didn't age well

[@doremi4531]

Hey least it led to Saw X. The 2nd best imo

[@talkingstarwars]

Fun fact the kid that played Daniel was the nerd obsessed with filming stuff in Scream 4 😂

[@RVX1989]

I love “things you missed” for the saw movies! Keep going. I definitely want to see the one for Saw 4

[@strawberrycream2974]

This is my favorite one! With some of my favorite traps. I think the spine cutter trap that Art wore was one of John's early traps. To me, it looks like all the victim had to do is lean their head forward to keep their neck free of the trap.

[@R4t10nal]

6:14 The "skull cage" is probably the one from Saw 3D, with the "speak no evil" victim

[@Carlos-np7du]

1:36 Respect for CZs World👌😂

[@Hunterkiller-wz6yr]

Something that I noticed that I’m surprise no one else did that picture is a reference to a band it’s a picture of the vocalist for Gemini Syndrome Which they have a lot of biblical references in their songs so there’s a huge tire right there

[@alexandermendoza7328]

What great timing! I just finished watching Saw 2 last night

[@taylordavis7694]

im so glad you talked about this movie. there is so much stuff that didnt go right, and didnt get to even play out. this movie is so mysterious, and its imo peak jigsaw

[@reneebrady8389]

Great vid as always CZ, you never fail to entertain and impress!! Stay healthy and safe!

[@mask938]

I read that in an ealy draft of the movie, Addison's trap involved two waffle irons that would clamp down on her hands when she tried to get the antidote and would slowly heat up. To free herself, she'd have to press her face into a third waffle iron, which would trigger the other irons to release her hands so she could get the antidote. Also, adding onto your point about the Razor Box trap being meant for Gus, I read that in an early draft of the movie (not sure if it's the same draft), Gus' tape would say something about him "reaching his hand into the cookie jar for money", implying that he might've been guilty of embezzlement.

[@renamon5658]

After rewatching saw 2 i just Noticed how Daniel didn't have a trap or a tape recording for him

[@Peache_z]

It was probably in one of the locked rooms or the only thing he did was shoplift and that he's still a teen I don't think Jigsaw would put his life in danger just to have him in safe where he's safe and sound

[@iB0NKERS]

He was part of his father’s test

[@Peache_z]

@@iB0NKERS I don't remember seeing him in Eric's test? Because if he was he probably would have seen the death of his father

[@iB0NKERS]

Cedric Diggory - Eric’s test was to trust Jigsaw and stay put because Daniel was in the safe in the same room with them. He didn’t listen and therefore got captured. Eric is the dad. Daniel was never meant to die, hence why Amanda was always with him. The 3rd movie was a test for a different guy (forgot his name). His test was to listen and not barge in. He failed and got Eric killed.

[@renamon5658]

@@iB0NKERS saw 3 the guy who plays the game is Jeff he lost his son

[@oxking0303]

i'm a huge fan of saw and i'm so happy that you're actively making new videos about the movie franchise 💗

[@PileOfAnts]

Little late but at 6:12 The trap u said we never “seen” kinda looks like a prototype of the trap used in saw 7 on the woman of Bobby’s game. The fish hook-sound trap, one of the most brutal imo.

[@SittonSpin]

This actually helps so much! I'm trying to work on a Halloween dnd one shot and was trying to figure out what could have happened in the other rooms and the other games that were possible to be played just in case the players go into those areas.

[@trinitycrosby7911]

Saw 7, saw VII, saw 3D, saw final chapter its all the same people give it a rest

[@ChantalOfTheNorth]

Just discovered your channel and binging your videos. The Saw franchise is one of my favourites. It's surprisingly intelligent and was perfectly executed (pun intended). Thanks for the kickass content 👌👏

[@M60A3]

Daniel: is caught shoplifting Jigsaw: so, you have chosen death

[@nez99]

Hey dude loving this series! I just started rewatching the whole Saw franchise after thoroughly enjoying Saw X. I'm loving these videos and I'm hoping you made one for each movie and I look forward to it as an essential companion for each movie!

[@cricketpickett666]

Binging your videos on my day off on this beautiful rainy day. Perfect weather for being lazy and watching CZs videos. 😈 I’m in love with your voice and can listen to it all day. Thank you for all the awesome horror content, my absolute favorite genre 🥰🤘🤘🤘🖤🖤🖤🤪🤪🤪

[@geordanbrinkley663]

i have never seen a youtuber who times his commercial breaks so perfectly with the ads xD

[@FireNekoGurl]

I have fallen head over heels for your content! Also that shirt, I NEEEEEEED IT!!!!

[@CZsWorld]

Feel free to buy one haha

[@FireNekoGurl]

CZsWorld But...no money cause no work cause of this crazy virus! I’ll just have to wait a couple weeks. Lol

[@CZsWorld]

@@FireNekoGurl Please don't spend your check on my merch if you need it for needs though!

[@FireNekoGurl]

I promise I won’t!!! Thank you so much for caring! It means sooo much!

[@TimCools_WithALongO]

I reckon the football helmet design was just a prototype for the reverse bear trap. The sketch shows something covering the mouth (presumably something that connects the jaw to the opening mechanism) and it has a padlock on the side of the helmet, sort of like how the bear trap had one on the back of it.

[@yesno2697]

About the football helmet, people theorized that was the base idea John was going for when he was going for the iconic RBT. A device that'll be wearable upon a victim's head.

[@sldmn9657]

Saw II is the best Saw movie in my opinion. I hope to see the Nerve Gas House return or at least hinted at in Spiral as well as the anonymity of the Bathroom and if they found it along with the house.

[@Cifer1st]

I've been waiting for this vid since...your last vid. Bro.

[@doll9340]

Eric is played by the same guy Donnie who is also Danny in Blue Bloods! This explains so much!

[@anarchytrick1426]

Just wanted to throw it out there you’re still my favorite horror youtuber! Always have such amazing videos and you’re hilarious. Good shit all around

[@noahguerrero8438]

Love the Taking Back Sunday reference😂

[@YASH-_-Wanted]

I think the clock/timer is in hours:minutes:seconds format because you can see a bigger gap between every two numbers like 00 54 02

[@thej2241]

I think the football helmet is meant to be a reference for the design of the reverse bear trap

[@crabman96]

This series is fantastic and I can't wait for the next episodes.

[@surajprakash8900]

The TV look intervels are so nostalgic man...loved all this stuff!!!💕

[@jessicasparks7154]

Autopilot was actually invented in 1916 but it was mostly used in planes and ships. In 1986 tho, a dude had the first van that drove autonomously.

[@sindelhubert3804]

I feel like those head traps might be rough drafts for later traps for saw 7 ... Like the one girl that has a fish hook attached to a string and all those spicks drilling into her throat... Along with the girl on the rotating thing with the spicks that go through her eyes and mouth... The Wilson steel box looks like one of the box they locked jeff in

[@teawithlemon3232]

Hii! Thank you for this interesting video! I just found out, that Addison's trap was similar to Cecil's, but instead of knives, there was a hot iron (like waffle iron).

[@slenderman2741]

I know it’s dumb but I remember my dad bought me the dvd of Saw the final chapter because he knew I liked horror movies, even tho he hated the series😭

[@kaydenevideo]

♥️ Love your commentary, as always. Especially now with so much chaos going on!

[@HiimFieldy]

Your voice is so weird but perfect for this lol

[@Amber_xo_133]

Shawnee Smith was pregnant during filming, but kept it a secret from everyone, including the director and producers. Her daughter gave the secret away one day during lunch, but only to the director Darren Lynn Bousman.

[@toonlink5399]

Calling Saw 3D Saw 7 is actually faster, and I like it!

[@finngriffin2450]

Man the "police brutality" scene really didnt age well in the past 3 months

[@shahito4280]

Hi! I know this video was made a little while ago, but I found the description of some of the cut traps :) For Addison, the trap planned was going to resemble a waffle iron, according to an early version of the Saw II script. Upon trying to grab a syringe with the antidote, two clamps would trap her wrists and slowly heat up. In order to free herself, she had to press her face against a third hot iron positioned right in front of her. This would activate a mechanism that would release her from the clamps so she could obtain the syringe. Other versions from sources I’ve found online have stated that she was going to be strapped to a chair and there were razors ready to cut her if she attempted to free her hands. Her tape was going to state something along the lines of, “You must sacrifice your looks to save your life.” As we know, Addison was a prostitute, and thus her “career” (if you can call it that) depended heavily on her physical appearance. She was actually intended to survive the trap! As you stated in your video, the razor box was meant for Gus Colyard. It was revealed that his tape was going to state something like, “reaching into the cookie jar for money,” suggesting he was guilty of embezzlement. Another version says, “punishing the hands guilty of harm when his anger reaches its peak,” possibly hinting at abuse towards family members. And finally, the trap meant for Jonas was a “rabid dog” test. From what I’ve read, the trap involved a rabid dog, as the name implies, and Jonas was meant to strike the dog down (potentially with the bat Xavier grabs) in order to grab an antidote off of the dog’s collar safely. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find anything about Laura’s trap :( But I hope you enjoy this!

[@nomusicrc]

5:19 I love the “commercial breaks “

[@umutureyen7023]

I think the clock at 10:20 is in HH:MM:SS format. So it's less than 2 hours.

[@the-trustees]

Excellent video. Quick delivery. Good info. I knew a fair amount already, but a lot was new too. Thanks!