WATCHING SAW (2004) WITHOUT COVERING OUR EYES! *REACTION*

Do you want to play a game??! We challenged ourselves to watch SAW (2004) without covering our eyes and we might not have completely succeeded 🙃 if anyone asks though we came, we SAW, we conquered! 🪚
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[@dklounge7082]

For the next 6 sequels, i do recommend watching the unrated versions

[@BLACULA-Skeewoah]

And the theatrical version of Saw 6

[@rybigbee01]

@@BLACULA-Skeewoahcurious, why the theatrical version of Saw 6?

[@briankaslewicz6130]

The drama in Saw is something else. Part horror, part convoluted soap opera. Should've called it "Days Of Our Knives"

[@anjealousanaconda9692]

I hate you so much 😂

[@youwillneverknow5936]

“how did she escape?” “because she’s mother” truer words have never been spoken

[@DarkSideOfLucca]

"Who fuckin' made him president of the being alive club?" Bro lmfao What a 5/5 line right there

[@LiirThropp2687]

If they'd never made another Saw movie, that ending was still perfect. Shocking, disturbing, depressing. Incredible ending for a movie like this. I remember everyone in the theater lost their minds when Jigsaw stood up.

[@anjealousanaconda9692]

Yeah it still gives me chills 😂

[@paulinekeown2472]

I'm a HUGE Saw fan. It's my favorite horror franchise. I am so excited that both Petty Pumpkins and The Horror Bandwagon are reacting to the Saw movies. Literally made my month.

[@nao_oise]

Same!! 😭❤

[@kinglizardwizardry763]

Yess as a gay and a saw fan this is the crossover event I allways needed

[@THEFORT89.]

Also fun fact Adam was one of the creators and writers along with director and writer James wan

[@hanonondricek411]

The original SAW and many of the entries were aggressively low budget. The bathroom was the one built set since they need all the angles and spent so much time there, so you'll probably be happy it was never an actual public bathroom. In subsequent entries, they often would build many constructed sets in a warehouse. They took advantage of this in that sometimes sets were so close to each other, they could do a live camera move from one set and scene to another where it looks like a complicated optical "wipe", but was performed entirely in-camera which saved some budget money. And despite being very bloody, the original SAW was surprisingly judicious with what gore is actually visible (potentially also due to budget) suggesting much more than is ever shown until Dr. Gordon's foot which made it even more impactful. They got bigger effects budgets in the sequels! "Cut off a bit of the heel and it will" - never thought a Saw reaction would have an _Into the Woods_ reference!

[@jenniferpercy2806]

I love the twist of not covering your eyes. Not easy! House of a 1,000 Corpses and Wolf Creek would also be good candidates for that eyes-wide-open challenge 👀

[@LiirThropp2687]

One scene in Wolf Creek is really hard to watch. The "head on a stick" scene. That was so horrific to me. 😰

[@chelseabellamy6993]

House of 1000 Corpses!

[@irishgamerkerrielouise]

The SAW franchise is the best!

[@siangoodwin867]

You guys are such awesome reactors. You are a joy to watch.

[@Omni-Blast]

SO glad I found your channel. I love your energy and commentary. Amazing channel and I wish you both all of the success! ❤

[@saphira2323]

I recently did a rewatch like this where I challenged myself to not look away at the parts I likely had on previous viewings. I was genuinely surprised by how little of the actual gore was shown in this one.

[@d3l3tes00n]

People always mention Saw as starting the "torture porn" genre, but it's extremely tame compared to movies before it.

[@sandpiperr]

Yes, because the original Saw as never meant to be torture porn. It was, honestly, almost an indie film. It was after it became a franchise that it became mainly about the gore.

[@saphira2323]

Yea the later movies definitely veered further and further into the torture porn genre. They started to show much more of the gore on screen. The first one is almost all done with cutaways, I was so surprised it never showed him cutting into his leg other than the very first appearance of blood. You never even see any kind of gash.

[@georgiak9924]

literally just turned on my phone after work to see this, literally so excited UGH🧡🎃

[@damagedemoangel666]

honey its cause as petty pumpkins its our job ta watch shit go down 😘

[@KimLarae366]

I always love the reveals at the end of each movie. Saw 2 and 3 are my favorites of the franchise. I cant wait for you guys to watch them.

[@gwendaria]

seeing y'all check the brightness level was such a relatable and iconic moment. watching this as part of my build up to seeing Saw X next weekend!!

[@NashaWriter85]

I stumbled upon you guys due to YT suggesting your video while I was watching 'The Horror Bandwagon' fellas and...I'm here for your channel. Quickest click of the sub button I did in a long time. Please keep the Saw marathon up--you know, as long as they're 'new' to you of course. Adore you both!

[@Twist3dNipp5]

Just want to say thank you for you're videos!!! You 2 are just so awesome and fun. ❤❤❤❤

[@malizee2264]

This is def my fave saw movie to watch reactions of… and it did not disappoint 😊 I commend you for keeping ur eyes open and I would totally be fine if u didn’t! ❤

[@annieb87am]

Your home looks so cute and cozy decorated for spooky season! Love you two and your reactions

[@marritposthumus4753]

When I red The title of this video I was already laughing out loud!! I really enjoy your channel! Best wishes from The Netherlands ❤

[@anjealousanaconda9692]

Watch The Grudge( 2004) it’s soooo haunting

[@kevinsoares1241]

Loved this! I can't wait for the rest

[@DanielleCateley1]

YESSSS, WHOLE SERIES PLEASE AND THANK YOUUUU 😂🎉❤

[@angelnegrete4163]

Fun fact: Leigh whannel wrote Saw 1-3 He wrote Insidious 1-3 & The Conjuring 1 & 2. James Wan & Leigh’s Chesmisty in horror film is 🔥

[@glitterglitter6010]

my favorite girliessss uploaded

[@marklouis1890]

I just love your commentary guys really. I'm a petty pumpkins fanboy 🎃

[@heatherwheeler8330]

Fun facts, the puppet coming towards amanda was moved using fishing line, also , for the close ups of Amandas hands, those were done later to add gore, and so were James Wans hands , he painted his fingernails balck to match Shawnesses hands.

[@oynxerrr]

so happy everyone is watching SAW, getting ready for SAW X I see

[@gayhomosexuallll]

This one's the most tame of the series, so girl, I can't believe you're gonna try to watch the rest (especially 3) without covering your eyes at all!

[@CurlyQueen12386]

I will forever be sad about Adams death. Can’t wait to watch the rest with y’all and also forcing myself to keep my eyes open.

[@ryanje8147]

love how Chey pronounces the word "trauma".......so funny. LOL

[@THEFORT89.]

Seen this the day it came out in 2004 and it was a game changer. How they got Tobin bell Danny glover Cary and Shawnee smith also Monica potter on such a low budget was phenomenal.

[@krazymegt3236]

Do you know who is a real Petty Pumpkin? Jigsaw he is petty af 😂❤ much love guys ❤

[@TrigoFRT]

This movie scares the hell out of me, but I fucking love it!

[@mello2365]

Lol I still can't bring myself to watching anything in full in the Saw franchise b/c I'm not great with constant gore, so it was fun to watch this with you two w/o having to watching the gore-y bits. Also, seeing as though ya'll mentioned Malignant... I'd love to see you two react to that film on day!

[@rullawellington1500]

Yassss! Y’all excited for saw x??

[@siangoodwin867]

FYI medical knowledge - Rigor Mortis disappears completely after 24hrs.

[@ScorpionStrike7]

Crazy how there’s almost 10 now

[@1Adam20]

@23:50 Danny Glover's character and partner already had a sticky wicket going on (as the Brits would say). Without a warrant any evidence would get thrown out of court, and any arrests overturned and thrown out. And, if they killed the super villain, it they would be arrested for murder.

[@sandpiperr]

The first Saw movie before it turned into a franchise was actually very good.

[@Jose10614]

Saw ending will ALWAYS be the most Epic Masterpiece in Horror Cinematic History. I love Saw but the ending is Absolutely Brilliant, I love it so much!

[@transplantman2287]

There’s actually a shocking number of abandoned buildings all over the world; it’s surprising how many places you can go that nobody ever checks on or would think to look. (I do a lot of exploring of abandoned places in Japan and tbh, locals just get used to ignoring some buildings that have been abandoned and unclaimed for a while.)

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

She couldn't shoot Zep, or at least not kill him. As far as she knows, and everyone else at this point, he's the only one who knows where Dr. Gordon is.

[@llamamagaming]

All the movies get so creative with the games. Gruesome but awesome.

[@eduardo_corrochio]

The creators of this movie, James Wan and Leigh Wannell, must have gotten at least a smidgen of inspiration for "Saw" from the 1970s thriller "The Abominable Doctor Phibes", starring Vincent Price and Joseph Cotten. There is at least one element that was borrowed. It's a cool cult flick, really unusual and a bit campy. Also, as for the twist ending: how does a man lie nearly motionless on the floor for seven hours without having to urinate? It's a question that's bothered me since I saw this movie in theaters back in late October of 2004. (It was a really fun night at the movies.) There are some horror endings that linger with you, like "The Mist" or "Sleepaway Camp". "Saw" has one of those endings.

[@jonathanpowell7256]

The first thing I saw Monica Potter in was Con-Air. I believe John took a muscle relaxant so he’d remain still for all that time.

[@mer_acle8101]

you just got swept into my timeline, and I subbed after like two seconds The gay gasps are *so* doing it for me, so much fun

[@chelseabellamy6993]

House of 1000 Corpses would be a good challenge. Pretty please, Petty Pumpkins?

[@Sd71985d]

Not me rewatching the saw series as this comes out

[@robertparker6280]

Loved the show Parenthood, I was very suprised to see her in this movie.

[@49ersfanMatt]

i love saw i used to be scared of the third one im excited to see saw x its a good movie series to

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

In the future films (starting in Saw II) I have to say, many - if not most - of the "victims" are the real villains. To me, Jigsaw is somewhere between vigilante and antihero... when he goes after the people that actually deserve to be there. They deserve to be tested with violence or death through less-violent-but-still-brutal means because of their vile, callous, evil, - and for some, oft psychopathic - tendencies. The "innocent" ones, on the other hand, they do indeed need to be tested due to the piece they're "missing" (as Jigsaw alludes to in Saw II) - the lack of appreciation they have for life and what life has to offer in general, or the disrespect and/or contempt they show towards their own great/good life in particular - however, not tested to the point where their life or the lives of innocent people are on the line.

[@sandpiperr]

I love how everyone misses how much Jigsaw, and is arrogance, make him an excellent candidate for one of his own "tests"

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

​@@sandpiperrhe already went through a test, so to speak: when he tried to kill himself by plunging off of a cliff in his car yet survived, and then removed the rod that penatrated his stomach. He survived.

[@davidsalinas676]

Interesting fact the creators of this franchise james Wan and leigh wannel wrote the script to this movie together while they were both attending film school.

[@ReplaysRants]

I love the saw franchise looking forward to saw x

[@jkwonsmiff]

hilarious that you guys uploaded this the day after 9/11...fun fact Adam and Lawrence were in their trap on 9/10/2001 (you can see the date on the cell phone when Lawrence pulls it out of the box)

[@THEFORT89.]

Tobin bell to the franchise is like James earl jones to star wars

[@brandibastian4193]

Buckle up kids. This is a wild ride!

[@paulinegallagher7821]

Carey Elwes is English in real life so the accent comes out every now and again, thats why he sounds fancy.

[@marklouis1890]

I can't wait for y'all to react to Saw 3, but Saw 2 comes right after that on my list

[@lindziodowd8609]

Parenthood was one of my favorite shows!

[@sophiecooper1824]

Hell yeah , hope you watch all of them especially now that Saw X is coming soon

[@laramiebear2595]

If you haven't already, I recommend the original black christmas from 1974

[@PettyPumpkins]

We reacted to Black Christmas this past year! We had a blast with that one! 🎄 check it out if you’re feeling jolly! 🎅🏻

[@Antony_Oscar]

6:00 Fun fact, rigor mortis doesn't set in until a couple of hours after death and a couple of hours more after until it's in the limbs. So assuming that guy was killed recently, it's not suspicious. That doctor probably would've known that too.

[@niyanna]

Exactly, it also doesnt last that long either. so he couldve die 3 hours or 3 days ago.

[@mfninja5190]

Wes said “where was the training” when the cops didn’t just shoot somebody 😭😭

[@Marklasw]

more saw please❤

[@Astrovite]

8:49 wouldn't it actually be easier to cut through the rusty pipe and not the much newer chain? Maybe I'm wrong but that seems like the real way to go.

[@shaquilleestampador2722]

Adam is Specs from Insidious

[@angelux2793]

"this is what I've been waiting for. the moment they finally-" Me:kiss??! "-connect" Me: oh 😅

[@PettyPumpkins]

Screaming 😂😂😭

[@memyselfandmyers]

I think the movie jigsaw is my fav for y’all to see.

[@aryzen2781]

eden lake 2008, inside 2007 and martyrs 2008

[@solrachernandez3389]

There was a way for Adam to get out Jigsaw must have left something for him to use. The key in the bathtub made no sense if it was there they would've gotten out of there easily. The floor near Adam is covered in a white powder it's really doubtful that it is dirt most likely there was something hidden beneath it. From what we learned later on jigsaws always gives his victims a choice in this game Adam had no choice that's so very doubtful

[@ehipwell21]

Serial Side Hustle (Harvesting victims organs), a Saw Sequel?

[@zachtheraven5007]

I recommend watching the unrated versions they show more horror and gore

[@abbaskazmi2558]

You don't like body horror, but you watch Scream what the shock. You're a real one if you get the superhero refrence at the end of the last sentance.

[@flamingbridges1649]

All I can see now when I watch the bathroom scene in saw is the scene from scary movie 4

[@jennryanxo]

Yesssss! Before Saw X, I would also watch the first sequel on the channel! :) If you guys have time of course!!

[@mercybeats_]

im named after the baby in parenthood lmfaoooo

[@kellifranklin9872]

I don’t know if y’all have already done this but if you haven’t would y’all consider watching Good Omens? It has such a cult following and it’s really really great. I hope y’all will consider watching it.

[@Antony_Oscar]

Yessss, seconded!!

[@PandaHead602]

He doesn’t come back for him

[@AprilGabrielle]

As Leigh Whannelle fans you should definitely watch Upgrade. Thank me later. :)

[@thexboxcriminal360]

Saw 2, Saw 3, Saw 4, Saw 5, Saw 6, Saw 3D, Jigsaw, Spiral, Saw 11,

[@PandaHead602]

Yes I did covrr the eyes lol 😂 from saw 2-7 all in movies

[@PandaHead602]

I only seen this one time or so… guys… very scary Thabk god I have you guys with to watch this with me…. Omg they died… I forgot all about that one they ran into I don’t get why he was siting there while a trap was going see this is Y we need to watch over some old ones like this

[@PandaHead602]

He’s suppose to shot Adam and release himself …. Wait zep is there he’s the one who had his family

[@Adamantium08]

🎉🎉

[@carmenjohnson3889]

Yea, No!!! Actually the "needlePit'' was the only time I have EVER left a movie theatre before the end!!! And 🙅‍♀NOPE - only movie I've never ever even considered giving it a nother go...!!!!

[@tl1110]

Don't watch Hostel or its sequels. Seriously, you'll vomit.

[@carmenjohnson3889]

Eyes wide open challenge, sounds 🤘GREAT👍 - but 🙅‍♀nooo !!! (with sooo many good movies (frenchieses😬) - this is just to.....😑😳why/wtf!?!?! Naaaaaa.....!!!

[@itswessums]

Help 😩😩

[@PoppyJoplin]

That voice 😢

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

1:11 oh, so you're p☆ss☆☆s. Got it. And not just a plain ole regular clam of a p☆ss☆, but a camel toe of a p☆ss☆ 🤣 😂 🤣 😂 I'm joshing with ya mates, just joshing with ya Queens! Hey, I get it. I mean, I don't get it personally, but I understand you. I'm the same way with dramatic action films, or really any film (even some horror films) with more down-to-earth violence where there's not a lot of suspension of disbelief - i.e., The Departed, The Strangers, The Purge. I can't handle real violence, or movies that emulate or simulate that kind of real-world violence. Seeing people getting hurt by violence in real life is extremely difficult and painful for me to watch/witness - other than watching bigots/right-wing hate-mongers, especially Nazis and their ilk, get knocked out by a fist or a back kick or a baseball bat.

[@jaranowska]

For an actually unbearable watch, try the Chinese film Men Behind the Sun (1988).

[@Cheng-jq6fc]

SAW franchise film is NOT HORROR..more like; GORE & GRUESOME FILMS the traps are grotesque....... I just watched the new film SAW X is good 8/10..

[@ghostsquirrel8739]

To be clear, the Saw franchise isn’t horror, it’s torture porn.

[@shutupthanku6440]

What’s that

[@ghostsquirrel8739]

@@shutupthanku6440 where the point of the movie is just to watch people suffer and get hurt/killed in gruesome and inventive ways.

[@fd3]

I disagree almost 100%. As someone who hates blood and gore myself, I watch the Saw series almost every year because of the storyline and plot and characters. It’s almost like a soap-opera drama and each film is really different and brings that in. I consider Saw more detective/thriller/drama if anything

[@ghostsquirrel8739]

@@fd3 well you’d be in the extreme minority I can tell you that. The attraction for these movies is the deaths. One imagines you don’t require much of your entertainment if you find the characters and plot of the Saw movies enthralling.

[@inkassosjefen6315]

​@@ghostsquirrel8739i am not a fan of the movies you are describing, i dont like hostel for example. But I enjoy the saw movies alot. So there is something else to it. In the first movie there is no gore (other than what you imagine), and the other ones could easily have done it the same way and I would maybe like them even better. So while people who enjoys torture porn may enjoy saw, i wouldnt actually categories it that way.

[@GoodTimeForARoll]

Just don't watch spiral, that one really sucked

[@finnsventure8885]

Saw 2