Iv always kinda hated the traps where at least one person HAS to die. Goes against Kramers "appreciate your life" thing. And his bs "im not a murderer" claim. Exception being when the vicitims already failed a trap.
Another thing about the needle pit is these are USED needles so you can survive it initially but its entirely possible for a person to get some kind of disease from this pit, possibly even a deadly one
You could also survive by somebody who was up there, in this case, there was. You could attempt to get a coat or shirt to make less needles puncture your skin
HIV and Hep don't survive long after exiting the body, so the chance of getting any of that from the needle pit is extremely slim. A thin piece of cloth would do nothing against a needle... If anything the needle trap is probably the easiest and least painful traps in Saw, the reason it works so well is most people hate needles, myself included.
@@Death-999I’ve had bad needle sticks before and I can assure you that the Needle Pit is far from the least painful trap. Bad needle sticks are extremely painful. If you’re unlucky enough to get one, you’ll never forget the pain. I know that from experience.
@@mask938yes exactly, I have to inject b12 into my leg regularly and if you don’t get the right spot you can hit nerves, bone etc , even just muscle can be super painful. The needle pit would absolutely be excruciating and could cause permanent nerve damage/swollen limbs etc
I quite enjoy the hydrofluoric acid trap at the end of saw 6 because it not only shows how revenge can cloud judgement but also Rodrick really shows that he indeed rules.
@@mike48931I don’t know if the police force charge Jigsaw victims for the things they do in their tests and I don’t know if Brent would get a severe punishment since he’s a minor.
I hate that trap, but that is only because the hydrofluoric acid probably wouldn't work that way. It will kill, and you don't need much, but one thing is completely missed is that due to their close proximity, it is highly likely that the family would be adversely affected by the fumes. That is a lot of hydrofluoric acid, and most of those types of acids emit toxic, acidic fumes. It doesn't take much hydrofluoric acid to do damage and even kill - you could only put your hand in HF and it would kill you (it doesn't kill you because it's an acid, it kills because it penetrates your skin, travels around your body and reacts with different tissues, such as bone and also causes a build up of toxic substances).
@@steves1015 I think the reason it didn’t kill the family is because the acid was injected straight into William and it took a little while before it melted his body enough to leak out and start evaporating. Basically, the Abbotts survived because William had unintentionally shielded them from most of the acid. I wouldn’t be surprised if the doors to the Abbott’s and Pamela’s cages opened automatically after William died.
2:52 Another thing to note is that if it's too cold, the water would freeze before reaching her, basically pelting her with little ice nuggets every time it shoots.
My favorite is John's favorite (I forget the name. the one that twists the limbs and head of the guy who accidentally hits Jeffs kid). I haven't finished the video yet, but I'm betting at least one of them has it on their list. That one is just so BRUTAL. It seems like one of the most painful deaths in the series.
@@boostedpotato7081 But the problem was that the lock didn't do anything on the trap but give false hope. She did complete her trial and unlocked the lock but she still died. Amanda changed something else besides the lock & key to make it unwinnable, but what the change was we cannot say for certain.
From what I understand, John designed the original angel trap. Though when Amanda went to set it up, she made a few adjustments that made the trap unbeatable.
Do you really want to live or to die? It's that simple, tell Riggs to get the knife and get out, plus you could easily escape right after since Riggs keeps on doing his game.
@@CZsWorld Hoffman would be super pissed. I think he may just sabotage them if he thought it was going in that direction. But I think John would be pleased and it would serve as one of the only examples of his games changing the mindset of the players for the better. If they started thinking as a team instead of being selfish assholes I think that would definitely make John go "HAH I TOLD YA SO!". If Amanda was there to witness it she may even decide to stop making games unwinnable lol.
My only gripe with the freezer room trap is that he could have took off his sweater to cover his face so he doesnt have to make skin contact with the pipes. If I'm missing anything about that trap I'd love to hear it.
There were lots of ways to avoid true punishment, for both involved. He could use his clothes to block the sprayers, giving him much more time to get the key. He could, as you said, use his clothes as a barrier to prevent burning off sections of his face. He could have just been faster instead of stewing about the decision (granted that's the point of the trial -- they expect him to take forever to decide). Plenty of these traps are beatable in ways not intended by Jigsaw, especially since he has a tendency to set them up in areas with lots of loose crap around to screw with the mechanisms.
7:25 the thing about the tongue trap was that even if he jumped and ripped out his tongue we would still certainly die. The tongue connected to just about everything in your head. I’m not entirely sure where in the muscles would tear out, but at the very least it would sever the lingual artery and you would undoubtedly bleed to death, or at the very least choke on your own blood, without a tongue it’d be very difficult to keep the blood flow out of your airways and you’d need immediate medical attention, you’d most likely bleed out or choke within minutes. The tongue is also connected to the mandible and the temporal bone, meaning it is very possible that either the tendons connecting the tongue to the jaw and skull would break, making basically your entire throat come out of your mouth, and even if you immediately get treated after the fall you would still lose your ability to move your lower jaw and your ability to swallow, meaning no talking, no solid food, and an extremely high chance of choking for the rest of your limited life. It is unlikely he would survive the initial impact, but even if he did he would have seconds to minutes to live and would most likely pass out from blood loss/shock before he can get anywhere close to help.
Zac, you keep being wrong about the Angel Trap and it bothers the hell out of me. She has the correct key but the trap is LITERALLY ATTACHED TO HER BONES! She can not escape it no matter if she gets the key, which she does.
I imagine unlocking it would allow her to slide those stakes out the same way they were slid in, instead of them being used to rip her apart sideways. When we see the Angel Trap in Jigsaw we get a better look at how it's constructed.
@@CZsWorld well the thing is is that she does unlock it and is unable to remove the trap from her chest. She then gets mad, shouts, grabs at the parts sticking into her chest but they dont budge, then she screams, reaches up to the chains as her ribs are ripped out.
@@ColtNomad well thats the point. If John made it the way he intended it, it would have moved and she would have escaped. But Amanda rigged it to where it doesn't move at all
@@boostedpotato7081 that's not what Zac said. He said that if she was given the correct key, it would have worked but she was given the correct key and she unlocked the lock and it still killed her. I believe that this isnt a Kramer trap but a Hoffman trap.
what didn't make sense is she had listened to the tape and knew there was a knife hidden in the room before she was in the trap. She would have told Rigg where the knife was so he could cut her hair and free her!
scalping _can_ totally kill you, if medical attention isn't received quickly enough. you can definitely bleed to death. however, there have been multiple people in real life who have survived scalping! for example, a young girl whose hair got caught in an amusement park ride-- unfortunately i can't remember her name. but she survived luckily. basically, its up to circumstance; timing, how slow the process is, and how deep the cut is. slow scalping was a form of torture if i remember correctly, and the recipients of similar processes like flaying could've been kept alive for days during the torture depending on how well the torturer was at skinning them. the woman in the scalping chair probably would've survived if she was quick enough to call for help.
This is the only way I can consume the Saw movies. I'm interested in the story, but I just can't watch these. Even watching clips is making my teeth clench.
I stopped watching the Saw movies for a very long time after the third movie. Went to see it in theaters and the crazy flashing editing (that looking back, was GOD awful) caused me to get lightheaded and dizzy as the world spun around me and then had to run to the bathroom and throw up, missing like 30 minutes of the movie. It was actually during the Angel Trap at the beginning of Saw 3, didn't even get to see the trap go off. I've mostly watched the others (sans 4) through videos like this as well. I'm not epileptic or anything, but that was the sickest and worst I've ever felt and never risking doing that again. Plus, the series just turned to plain torture porn as it went on. What was actually a pretty interesting story just became ridiculous and convoluted-- more around gore than keeping the story sensical. Yeah, there was always a message, and stuff always tied into the main plot somehow, but it just got a bit... eh.
The Rack is my favorite Saw trap, the terror of surviving while your limbs are turned, the suspense of undoing the key right in front of the shotgun barrel, and the sting of the judge dying all just fits perfectly for me
It spans a whole movie and is convoluted, dunno why it wasn't chosen. Same with the reverse bear trap, so what if it was repeated, the reason it was repeated was because it was so awesome. Yet a pit of needles took up two spots. How is a test that can barely hurt you despite little pin sized pricks beat something that will rip your face apart? Literally zero logic.
Probably one of my favorite little moments during the needle pit, my current favorite trap, is just seeing Daniel trying to help Amanda at the end. I loved seeing Daniel trying to be comforting, it made him really nice to root for. :)
I mean not exactly. When the key dropped in Kerry woke up and realized that she was in a trap then then Jigsaw voice played. The key was still accessed but the key didnt unlock and stop the device as it should have. Its hard to say if it was an Amanda trap when the movie first came out. I would have considered it to be John's trap bc Amanda had a choice to live so why shouldn't others? If you truly knew before finding out for sure but congrats. The best twists that stuck with me was John being in the bathroom the whole time, Amanda revealing she was an accomplice to Jigsaw and she pulled a Bathroom trap undercover move like John just by pretending she was there to play a game when really she was there to make sure they followed the rules and of course the Hoffman being an accomplice reveal too. Though I did have a suspicion by how he was acting when Agent Strahm was giving his speech about how he was here to find the one helping Jigsaw and Amanda Young. Also finally getting to witness more of Dr Gordons story after the events of Saw 1. Its gonna be hard to top those twists. Jigsaw is most hated but I like it and the twist with Logan was good just not as Epic as the others. I never seen Spiral but I already had an idea who the killer was and then I took a dive into the spoilers at the end to have it confirmed again lol.
@RebelGaming4U you need to rewatch. The key did unlock the padlock and it allowed Kerry to remove a vest or whatever. All it did was reveal to her that the mechanism was lodged into her ribs with no way to remove it. If you watch the film she clearly unlocks the lock, removes the covering, and freaks out about seeing the mechanism with no way to remove it. The likely scenario is that underneath the covering that was padlocked on, John probably designed a mechanism with a lever or switch to go underneath that would have disengaged the moving parts of the trap from her rib cage. Amanda probably simply removed this mechanism at some point and locked the cover back on.
Sigh. I feel for Jeff, despite the fact that I really didn't like him all that much. I lost my daughter nearly 3 years ago. Its rough. Its extremely rough. My favourite trap was the Shotgun Carousel.
For me, the pig vat trap is one of the best in the series. If all traps were like that, jigsaw's dogma would be more believable: the trap allows you to be vengeful and keep living in the past, or respect life and allow you, and the one who wronged you, to move forward. It truly feels more believable and works better in building a more 'sympathetic" psychopath. Also, traps like this work with his " Im not a murderer" bullshit since all the person trapped has to do in order to save the other person is forgiving them. ( Obviously he's still a murderer but this would work better in creating an interesting ethical debate) But of course, gore and over the top traps sells more tickets than a more intense thriller with psychological oriented traps. Not trying to sound more intelligent or anything, it just works better commercially and I can see why they didn't used these kind of traps more. But for me, Saw 3 it's the best in the series for these reason.
For me, the Human Blender trap from Jigsaw is my favourite trap. It's clever using a bike to charge a giant spiral but the fact it's also winnable along with being cheated as we saw in the movie
i feel like the horsepower trap is such an underrated one. it is so brutal; so explicit and easy to understand, yet the simplicity and obviousness, the literal metaphor makes it more painful. also, great special effects, great visuals, great music. i luv it
One of my favorites was probably the Pendulum from Saw V. Ignoring the fact that it was designed by Hoffman to be unwinnable, it feels like it’s just teetering the line of being possible if you had the will to live. And the whole scene is absolutely terrifying, with just the sound of the pendulum making you crap yourself!
You each made really AMAZING underrated choices! 😃 Zac’s #3 of the Pig Vat and Sarah’s #1 of the Spike Couple trap, such amazing underrated choices!!! -*Personally, my #1 is the Carousel trap* 🙂🎡 It incorporated human psychology and morals and many people at once....And the acting is phenomenal.
True! Though ...now that I think of it, so many Saw traps had the concept of someone having to die....even from the first movie, like the Reverse Bear trap and the Bathroom traps...John’s corruption and hypocrisy was even from the start.
My favorite is definitely the needle pit trap. I was in and out of the hospital a lot as a kid and had to deal with a lot of painful IVs. This was the first trap I ever saw. I was in 3rd grade and my mom was watching it while my brother and I were getting ready for school. It scared the hell out of me. It's funny. I'm still afraid of getting a shot/IV. But I'm about to graduate with my BSN in nursing. The irony is not lost on me at all It's always so cool to see 2 horror creators come together to make a video. Especially since there really aren't that many that I know of. There's you guys, Deadmeat, SpookyAstronaut, Ryan Hollinger, and Spookyrice. If anyone has any other recommendations, I would really appreciate it. I love scary stuff and, unfortunately, none of my friends like it. I really don't have anyone to talk about horror with
If I was to pick my favorite traps from each movie it would be this: Saw: bathroom trap Saw 2: venues fly trap Saw 3: shotgun collar Saw 4: the ice block trap Saw 5: 10 pints of sacrifice Saw 6: shotgun carousel Saw 7: the neo nazi trap (horsepower) Jigsaw: bucket room Spiral: the glass grinder
My top 5 (in order, very hard to do) 1: PIG VAT, grossed me out to the core and was tragic. Bonus points to the Judge getting blasted later 2: HAND TRAP/Razor Box, most likely not even meant for Addison. The sheer simplicity of the injuries are more relatable than most traps. The small hint of how to escape the trap that almost all of us had to be told to look out for on a second watch is golden. 3: SHOTGUN CAROUSEL: Not for the kills, but for the psychological unravelling of the wolves as they use their minds to eat each other alive. Props to the final victim as he takes the time of approaching certain death to give Easton a piece of his mind. 4: POUND OF FLESH, sold almost entirely by Tanedra Howard's acting, her indescribably terrifying facial expression as she hacks away at her arm may be one of the most iconic captures in the history of horror films 5: BRAZEN BULL, a horrifying death that Joyce never deserved, its the only trap in the entire franchise that a. I Actually searched to find the name of the trap after I saw the film and b. I recognized in another film that came out the following year (Immortals)
The Angel-Trap is not rigged by the wrong key but by the impossibility of opening the lock freeing one. She manages to open the lock in the movie but then realizes that the spines are sticking inside her ribs so she can't escape. In that moment she realizes that the trap is rigged and she can't escape even when she successfully solved the trap.
dude i love hearing other people talk about saw traps, i love it when you can make it sound so professional it is so interesting even tho i’ve seen them over and over. great video!
Definitely the fish hook one gets me every single time. Its so intense and that fact that she has to stay silence is grueling. Whenever he grips and pull the string I have to look away. The thought of the hook ripping through you is just ughhhhhhhhhh.
Same. That's anxiety-inducing. It feels like you are "silently" killing the victim. And also, for the victim, the key is already enough to cause internal bleeeding, why fish hooks? But yeah, it's really an intense one, especially the blades slowly moving through her neck. Auurghh.
I love the yellow tone of The Needle Pit, whenever I think of the word “sick” I think of yellow which gives in to the pit of aids feel and the intensity.
I love how most of the saw traps are based on the real life forms of execution from history like the Venus flytrap from saw 2 is basically a Iron Maiden for your face
There is no historical evidence of an Iron Maiden ever actually being used or even being constructed. Archaeologists found a coffin with some spikes strewn around inside and made the assumption that it was used for torture. Not once was it actually ever used in history.
Your number one picks are mine as well! I can sincerely relate to the whole “severing ties from a toxic relationship” metaphor. And it’s not an excuse for what she did following the end of that game, but the psychological effect on Amanda from being thrown back into the “pit of addiction” (so to speak) is honestly more cringy to me than the needles themselves. Again, not an excuse for her behavior afterwards, but a pretty decent explanation for her continued instability...and a pretty f*cked up one at that. 😒
For me my favorite trap is the horsepower trap in saw 7, the rock music in the background and how gruesome the deaths are for being racist makes it my favorite, and the quote at the end of the tape is awesome "today you will learn that we are all the same color on the inside"
me and my best friend made a ranking of EVERY SINGLE SAW TRAP before we saw spiral. we did them from best to worst and then put them in a tier ranking. literally took us hours. worth it
@@Joe_Parmesan i think it was maybe the rack?? the tier ranking is the best bit cuz it's like, my faves, her faves, iconic traps etc. i can like email you the entire powerpoint if you want i literally spent so long doing it i want everyone to see this shit
I know theres not really any emotional attachment but the Water Cube is a personal like number 5 for me. The way Strahm escapes it even though its rigged is so badass.
I LOVED the glass coffin. If strahm finished the tape he would have heard what to actually do. I thought it was great. The rack is a close second as well as the razor box in saw 2
She reminds me of Eleanor from jigsaw. Obviously the hair but also looks and the fact she’s a big fan of jigsaw. Thought that was pretty cool! Loved her picks for top 5. Well both of them picked great traps.
Awesome video. Having you both doing a video together was epic. My top 5 favorite traps. 1. The reverse bear trap 2. Angel 3. Needle pit 4. I can't remember what its called but its from saw 1. When the Asian cop gets his upper half of his body blown to shit by the guns hanging above him 5. Pound of flesh.
Cupids arrows/spike trap/marriage pincushion is such a badass trap. It’s one of the few where I genuinely think the survivor walks away with something good and is actually freer than they were before the trap. I also like the fact the spikes weren’t stabbing Morgan in any vital areas so it was easier for her to win? I know it makes it seem like it’d be unfair for the husband because he can’t really do anything to retaliate without hurting themselves. But that’s what actually makes me like it, it’s a punishment for what he’s done.
The Angel trap is always my favorite just because of the design and how it looks when it goes off. Sucks for Kerry that it wasn't designed to be winnable. Wow, I had no idea how much work went into the syringe pit trap. It's definitely hard to watch while Amanda is screaming while searching for the key.
Kerry's trap is most likely my least favorite in the whole series because she didnt deserve to be put in the trap, and she shouldve also survived the trap if Amanda didn't cheat.
When Sarah gave her criteria for hers, they fit perfectly with my favorite trap, that being The Blender from Jigsaw, idk why, but the idea of using the wheels of a broken down motorcycle that was used to kill your nephew as gears that rotate a giant blade of a silo with a motorcycle brake at the bottom was just so out of left field for me, and i genuinely don’t know if any other trap competes with it in terms of creativity, also the way John introduced this trap is what also got me, as soon as Mitch played the tape, a rope snagged his legs, hoisted him up, and left him dangling above the trap, also, the tape was just executed perfectly. “Hello Mitch, you’ve admitted to selling a boy a motorcycle, but you’ve not told the entire story have you? 600$ for a bike that you listed, in excellent condition, even though you knew the brakes were faulty, you took his 600 bucks, and in return you delivered him to his end. He was my nephew, and he never hurt anyone. The device you see here has a unique power source, it’s the same engine that graced the bike you sold my nephew, however I assure you the brake lever for his one works perfectly. Avoid the dangers around you, hit the motorcycle brake handle, and the motor will stop. Live or Die Mitch, the choice is yours.” That tape gives me goosebumps every time I hear it
Nice list guys! My top 5 are 1.10 Pints of Blood 2. The Collar Trap (Saw 5) I don't know the name of this one. 3.Reverse Shotgun Trap 4.Carasoul Trap 5.The Circle of Silence ( I didn't like the pink blood but good concept)
I can definitely appreciate and respect the Cupid’s Arrows trap being Possessed By Horror’s top trap, and I do like it, too, though I’m not sure yet where it’d end up in a ranking for me - it definitely is very clever and psychological and fitting for the characters’ situation, and like with Ivan, there’s... actually a rare satisfaction with how it ends up ending. Good for you, Morgan; the hell with Rex.
For the scalping trap it is true that they took the knives away , but in 1 of the scenes you see a broken picture frame with a decent sized shard that he could use to cut her hair…. ( even though it might give him minor injury’s)
Saw: Reverse Bear Trap Saw II: The Needle Pit Saw III: The Rack Saw IV: Feel What I Feel Saw V: The Glass Coffin Saw VI: The Shotgun Carousel Saw VII: The Horsepower Trap Jigsaw: The Laser Collars Spiral: The Finger Trap
A collab I didnt know I needed OMG !!!!!!! Im so happy your lists are so unique, I would have never thought to see the needles and the couple ones at number one , LOOOOVE it . 2 of my fave creators
The spraying water in the cold room would be SO easy to beat... Throw your shirt and pants over the spray, then you have an infinite amount of time to get the key and it wont be blasting her with cold water anymore. To not burn your face, rather take off your socks or underwear and use it temporarily as a barrier while you grab the key - unlock the girl, grab your frozen clothes back and exit the room together. Eventually, your frozen clothes will melt and you can put them back on again later.
Can you do the theory that Final Destination and Dead Like Me are in the same universe. The deaths are similar and the Season 1 Episode 4 of Dead Like Me pretty much explains Final Destination
Hello ! Native American here, indigenous, and I can confirm that scalping does indeed kill. The government of Canada back in the day used to have bounties for scalps of natives, and in very well all cases they die. Maybe today with advanced medical sciences, but the scalping would have to take place like inside of a hospital operating room!
I only just marathoned all the movies for the first time a few months ago, so it’s all kind of a blur, but a few I remember really loving were the carousel, the rack, and the one where the guy had to get in the box to avoid being squished. :D
Correction, the term is Sadism not Masochism, a masochist gets gratification from their own suffering, not watching someone else suffer, that would be a sadist.
But watching Saw traps is disturbing and traumatizing to watch for many people, you empathize with the person in the trap to the point where you're squirming in your seat and maybe get panicked by the intensity. So if you're getting gratification from you yourself being grossed out and scared, that's masochism imo.
Whoever created saw 3 is a beast…. Fun fact…. :: I want to publicly say that I was in a abusive relationship and I had a whole month watching saw 3 nonstop only because I wanted to keep the will to live.. thanks to this movie I was survived and was able to fight the thoughts of my abusive ex taking over…. I now suffer from anxiety but I thank you amanda from the beginning til Saw X I couldn’tve survive without learning from you how to move forward and look forward to keep pushing forward…. thank you sooo much Shawnee smith i❤ you sooooo much
The whole concept of "rehabilitation" fails anyway. The only "success" story we have is a woman who found an entirely new vice and became something of a jealous girlfriend who sought to punish people rather than save them. All the other survivors in that help circle don't seem appreciative of being alive, either. The ones that talk, especially little miss handicapped parking, all want to be pitied for their ordeal instead of using it to become stronger people.
Dr. Gordon is a success story, in John's eyes, but he had to serve John instead of live his own life away from all of this. Some of the people in that survivor's group weren't even unappreciative to begin with, along with many people in the traps, since "unappreciative" kept serving as a catchall term for anyone John wanted to put into a trap. Simone ("Little Miss Handicapped Parking") was right to call out how much bullshit it was, even if John's got an interesting philosophy (which clearly didn't even work for himself).
CZ!!! The consistency of your BRUTALITY is amazing 💯🤣 love your saw videos, along with your work on the purge...no matter the video please keep the content coming ❤️
Are you serious? She said she wasn't sure. There are also accounts of people surviving a scalping in real life, both the intentional kind and the accidental kind.
Cupid's arrow - chef's kiss!! I also cringe every single time Amanda falls (sorry, is thrown) into the needle pit **ugh, shudder**. I also love the concept of Saw V, starting with the Neck Tie Trap and on (I also love Megan Goode and Julie Benz).
My favorite is 10 pints. The psychological torture of realizing they had to work together plus the physical torture plus they survive makes it 100% my top.😊
The spike trap had a lot of raw emotion I thought served it well. My main is issue is that with all those spikes going through major arteries two being the jugular and femoral arteries that dude was dead from the start even if the wife chose not to pull the spikes. I don’t think is a way for any medical team to be able to prevent him from bleeding out. This means that Jigsaw (or Hoffman and Amanda but most likely Gordon because his medical knowledge) killed him which goes against Jigsaw’s code. You could say this with traps in Saw 3 too, but those Jeff is given a choice to help those escape from traps they couldn’t themselves. In Jigsaw’s mind not helping is akin to murder taking the blame for their deaths off his conscience.
thank you so much Zac for having me be a guest on your channel, I'm honored! - fellow masochist
omg my two faves ❤❤
Nice to meet fellow masochists. Lol.
Oh shit you're here
I like your personallity, you're funny and relatable😆
Lol
Iv always kinda hated the traps where at least one person HAS to die. Goes against Kramers "appreciate your life" thing. And his bs "im not a murderer" claim.
Exception being when the vicitims already failed a trap.
Yeah, I agree, and that aspect eliminated several traps out of contention for me.
Yep.
What would the trap be?
@@cyberyoutabe5995 Amanda's first trap. She had to kill someone to survive.
@@erinlefevers7302 was about to type that
Another thing about the needle pit is these are USED needles so you can survive it initially but its entirely possible for a person to get some kind of disease from this pit, possibly even a deadly one
You could also survive by somebody who was up there, in this case, there was. You could attempt to get a coat or shirt to make less needles puncture your skin
HIV and Hep don't survive long after exiting the body, so the chance of getting any of that from the needle pit is extremely slim. A thin piece of cloth would do nothing against a needle...
If anything the needle trap is probably the easiest and least painful traps in Saw, the reason it works so well is most people hate needles, myself included.
@@Death-999I’ve had bad needle sticks before and I can assure you that the Needle Pit is far from the least painful trap. Bad needle sticks are extremely painful. If you’re unlucky enough to get one, you’ll never forget the pain. I know that from experience.
@@mask938yes exactly, I have to inject b12 into my leg regularly and if you don’t get the right spot you can hit nerves, bone etc , even just muscle can be super painful. The needle pit would absolutely be excruciating and could cause permanent nerve damage/swollen limbs etc
Okay you totally gave me a new perspective. I thought it would be an easy trap. Whoa, did not think about bad needle sticks and ouchie!
I quite enjoy the hydrofluoric acid trap at the end of saw 6 because it not only shows how revenge can cloud judgement but also Rodrick really shows that he indeed rules.
Honestly it just made me feel sorry for the kid because after all is said and done he probably was charged with some form of criminal homicide.
@@mike48931I don’t know if the police force charge Jigsaw victims for the things they do in their tests and I don’t know if Brent would get a severe punishment since he’s a minor.
I hate that trap, but that is only because the hydrofluoric acid probably wouldn't work that way.
It will kill, and you don't need much, but one thing is completely missed is that due to their close proximity, it is highly likely that the family would be adversely affected by the fumes.
That is a lot of hydrofluoric acid, and most of those types of acids emit toxic, acidic fumes.
It doesn't take much hydrofluoric acid to do damage and even kill - you could only put your hand in HF and it would kill you (it doesn't kill you because it's an acid, it kills because it penetrates your skin, travels around your body and reacts with different tissues, such as bone and also causes a build up of toxic substances).
@@steves1015 I think the reason it didn’t kill the family is because the acid was injected straight into William and it took a little while before it melted his body enough to leak out and start evaporating. Basically, the Abbotts survived because William had unintentionally shielded them from most of the acid. I wouldn’t be surprised if the doors to the Abbott’s and Pamela’s cages opened automatically after William died.
2:52 Another thing to note is that if it's too cold, the water would freeze before reaching her, basically pelting her with little ice nuggets every time it shoots.
i think it was actually liquid nitrogen instead of water
@@isabellam6027 But liquid nitrogen doesn't turn into ice, and we see a *THICC* layer of ice on her by the end of it. Pretty sure it has to be water.
My Favourite Trap is probably the ShotGun Carousel. We're basically seeing John's Ruthlessness yet Savagery all in one.
Great choice!
Bruuuh. You have good taste i see
My favorite is John's favorite (I forget the name. the one that twists the limbs and head of the guy who accidentally hits Jeffs kid). I haven't finished the video yet, but I'm betting at least one of them has it on their list.
That one is just so BRUTAL. It seems like one of the most painful deaths in the series.
@@BrokenGodEnt You're referring to The Rack, yes?
Si.
Wow, I'm shocked that The Rack isn't on either list. My personal favorite because it's emotionally and physically brutal. Hard to watch everytime.
For me, it loses points in the fairness category because it's one of the few (if not only) that doesn't work as intended.
@@CZsWorld work as intended? What do you mean?
@@generalkiwimydudes9765 He probably means that you can grab the key without having to actually take a shotgun shell to the arm, like John intended.
@@RJLK0518 oh yeah that makes sense since Jeff didn't get hit at all
The Rack, even though one of my favorite, really messed me up the first time I saw it since I was 6. Yeah, 6.
Angel trap wasn't winnable at all. The lock didn't do anything. She got the correct key in time and unlocked it, but it wasn't designed to disengage.
Yup it was locked into her bones
It should have been though, based on John's intention for it.
he said it could have been winnable if it wasn't rigged with the wrong key
@@boostedpotato7081 But the problem was that the lock didn't do anything on the trap but give false hope. She did complete her trial and unlocked the lock but she still died. Amanda changed something else besides the lock & key to make it unwinnable, but what the change was we cannot say for certain.
From what I understand, John designed the original angel trap. Though when Amanda went to set it up, she made a few adjustments that made the trap unbeatable.
The girl in the scalping trap could've saved herself a lot of pain if she told him where the knife was so he could cut her hair
I think her game was to attack/kill Rigg, so if she told him where the knife was then she would essentially lose her game and her life
She had her own game so that wouldn't have been plausible.
@@slavheister5501 Her game was to attack him or go to prison.
My point still stands
@@RebelGaming4U Her game was attack him or go to prison.
If she did kill him she would've most likely gone to prison anyway.
My point still stands
Do you really want to live or to die? It's that simple, tell Riggs to get the knife and get out, plus you could easily escape right after since Riggs keeps on doing his game.
SAW 5 traps was frustrating if the characters just worked with each other.
Well, they were being punished for being selfish😆.
@@stranger3715 Yeah.
Imagine Hoffman's reaction if they all survived.
@@CZsWorld Hoffman would be super pissed. I think he may just sabotage them if he thought it was going in that direction. But I think John would be pleased and it would serve as one of the only examples of his games changing the mindset of the players for the better. If they started thinking as a team instead of being selfish assholes I think that would definitely make John go "HAH I TOLD YA SO!". If Amanda was there to witness it she may even decide to stop making games unwinnable lol.
@@CZsWorld You are already replying! Its been a hour
My only gripe with the freezer room trap is that he could have took off his sweater to cover his face so he doesnt have to make skin contact with the pipes.
If I'm missing anything about that trap I'd love to hear it.
There were lots of ways to avoid true punishment, for both involved. He could use his clothes to block the sprayers, giving him much more time to get the key. He could, as you said, use his clothes as a barrier to prevent burning off sections of his face. He could have just been faster instead of stewing about the decision (granted that's the point of the trial -- they expect him to take forever to decide).
Plenty of these traps are beatable in ways not intended by Jigsaw, especially since he has a tendency to set them up in areas with lots of loose crap around to screw with the mechanisms.
@@ForeverLaxx That speed is why James A. Janisse calls him Slow ass Muthafucking Jeff
THIS IS SO GOOD PLUS SUCH A GOOD CHOICE OF TRAPS
CREEP-P????? ON A SAW VIDEO???
I did not expect to see you there! I’m a fan of your work 💖
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BUT WERE THE HELL WAS THE BEAR TRAP
well no because the most iconic trap of the whole series isn't on any of there list the reverse bare trap
The “BRUTALITY” gets me every time 😂
do you know the origin of the meme?
7:25 the thing about the tongue trap was that even if he jumped and ripped out his tongue we would still certainly die. The tongue connected to just about everything in your head. I’m not entirely sure where in the muscles would tear out, but at the very least it would sever the lingual artery and you would undoubtedly bleed to death, or at the very least choke on your own blood, without a tongue it’d be very difficult to keep the blood flow out of your airways and you’d need immediate medical attention, you’d most likely bleed out or choke within minutes. The tongue is also connected to the mandible and the temporal bone, meaning it is very possible that either the tendons connecting the tongue to the jaw and skull would break, making basically your entire throat come out of your mouth, and even if you immediately get treated after the fall you would still lose your ability to move your lower jaw and your ability to swallow, meaning no talking, no solid food, and an extremely high chance of choking for the rest of your limited life. It is unlikely he would survive the initial impact, but even if he did he would have seconds to minutes to live and would most likely pass out from blood loss/shock before he can get anywhere close to help.
like honestly ethier way if you got hit by the train you would still get your tounge
ripped out
Zac, you keep being wrong about the Angel Trap and it bothers the hell out of me. She has the correct key but the trap is LITERALLY ATTACHED TO HER BONES! She can not escape it no matter if she gets the key, which she does.
Exactly! I don't know why he doesn't know about that
I imagine unlocking it would allow her to slide those stakes out the same way they were slid in, instead of them being used to rip her apart sideways. When we see the Angel Trap in Jigsaw we get a better look at how it's constructed.
@@CZsWorld well the thing is is that she does unlock it and is unable to remove the trap from her chest. She then gets mad, shouts, grabs at the parts sticking into her chest but they dont budge, then she screams, reaches up to the chains as her ribs are ripped out.
@@ColtNomad well thats the point. If John made it the way he intended it, it would have moved and she would have escaped. But Amanda rigged it to where it doesn't move at all
@@boostedpotato7081 that's not what Zac said. He said that if she was given the correct key, it would have worked but she was given the correct key and she unlocked the lock and it still killed her. I believe that this isnt a Kramer trap but a Hoffman trap.
The scalping trap: If there was sharp stuff lying around, why didn't he just pick one up and SLICE IT THROUGH HER HAIR?!
He tried to run to the kitchen to get a knife, but Jigsaw made sure there was nothing around to cut the hair with.
@@CZsWorld He could jam the gears by putting there his gun, or he can throw the tv on the ground and use the glass shards from it to cut the hair.
he could also shoot her hair he had a gun and shot the gears but not her hair he could've bundled all of it and shot it
what didn't make sense is she had listened to the tape and knew there was a knife hidden in the room before she was in the trap. She would have told Rigg where the knife was so he could cut her hair and free her!
@@tomroutledge8900 but then she would be arrested i think she didn't want that
scalping _can_ totally kill you, if medical attention isn't received quickly enough. you can definitely bleed to death. however, there have been multiple people in real life who have survived scalping! for example, a young girl whose hair got caught in an amusement park ride-- unfortunately i can't remember her name. but she survived luckily.
basically, its up to circumstance; timing, how slow the process is, and how deep the cut is. slow scalping was a form of torture if i remember correctly, and the recipients of similar processes like flaying could've been kept alive for days during the torture depending on how well the torturer was at skinning them. the woman in the scalping chair probably would've survived if she was quick enough to call for help.
great
phew glad someone said this, i was like ?? scalping can absolutely kill you lol
This is the only way I can consume the Saw movies. I'm interested in the story, but I just can't watch these. Even watching clips is making my teeth clench.
Same. Even reading descriptions can be a bit much.
I stopped watching the Saw movies for a very long time after the third movie. Went to see it in theaters and the crazy flashing editing (that looking back, was GOD awful) caused me to get lightheaded and dizzy as the world spun around me and then had to run to the bathroom and throw up, missing like 30 minutes of the movie. It was actually during the Angel Trap at the beginning of Saw 3, didn't even get to see the trap go off. I've mostly watched the others (sans 4) through videos like this as well. I'm not epileptic or anything, but that was the sickest and worst I've ever felt and never risking doing that again.
Plus, the series just turned to plain torture porn as it went on. What was actually a pretty interesting story just became ridiculous and convoluted-- more around gore than keeping the story sensical. Yeah, there was always a message, and stuff always tied into the main plot somehow, but it just got a bit... eh.
@@sarkaztik3228 If you can't stand the gore then you'll miss the story and the message lol
@@sarkaztik3228 To each their own I guess. I actually enjoy the editing and the cinematography especially.
Same. I have this video paused at the start and I’m looking for comments about if it shows the gore
The Rack is my favorite Saw trap, the terror of surviving while your limbs are turned, the suspense of undoing the key right in front of the shotgun barrel, and the sting of the judge dying all just fits perfectly for me
I'm surprised CZ didn't make a reference to resident evil when he said "umbrella health"
I explained that to my parents the other night while we watched Saw. They were even more confused, lol.
Bathroom Trap? It's so iconic especially with John laying there the ENTIRE time shocking tf outta them. 😅😂
It spans a whole movie and is convoluted, dunno why it wasn't chosen. Same with the reverse bear trap, so what if it was repeated, the reason it was repeated was because it was so awesome. Yet a pit of needles took up two spots. How is a test that can barely hurt you despite little pin sized pricks beat something that will rip your face apart? Literally zero logic.
Probably one of my favorite little moments during the needle pit, my current favorite trap, is just seeing Daniel trying to help Amanda at the end. I loved seeing Daniel trying to be comforting, it made him really nice to root for. :)
The problem with the Angel Trap is that the key is dissolving while Jigsaw is giving his monologue. That's why I spotted an Amanda Young trap.
I mean not exactly. When the key dropped in Kerry woke up and realized that she was in a trap then then Jigsaw voice played. The key was still accessed but the key didnt unlock and stop the device as it should have. Its hard to say if it was an Amanda trap when the movie first came out. I would have considered it to be John's trap bc Amanda had a choice to live so why shouldn't others? If you truly knew before finding out for sure but congrats. The best twists that stuck with me was John being in the bathroom the whole time, Amanda revealing she was an accomplice to Jigsaw and she pulled a Bathroom trap undercover move like John just by pretending she was there to play a game when really she was there to make sure they followed the rules and of course the Hoffman being an accomplice reveal too. Though I did have a suspicion by how he was acting when Agent Strahm was giving his speech about how he was here to find the one helping Jigsaw and Amanda Young. Also finally getting to witness more of Dr Gordons story after the events of Saw 1. Its gonna be hard to top those twists. Jigsaw is most hated but I like it and the twist with Logan was good just not as Epic as the others. I never seen Spiral but I already had an idea who the killer was and then I took a dive into the spoilers at the end to have it confirmed again lol.
@RebelGaming4U you need to rewatch. The key did unlock the padlock and it allowed Kerry to remove a vest or whatever. All it did was reveal to her that the mechanism was lodged into her ribs with no way to remove it. If you watch the film she clearly unlocks the lock, removes the covering, and freaks out about seeing the mechanism with no way to remove it. The likely scenario is that underneath the covering that was padlocked on, John probably designed a mechanism with a lever or switch to go underneath that would have disengaged the moving parts of the trap from her rib cage. Amanda probably simply removed this mechanism at some point and locked the cover back on.
Sigh. I feel for Jeff, despite the fact that I really didn't like him all that much. I lost my daughter nearly 3 years ago. Its rough. Its extremely rough. My favourite trap was the Shotgun Carousel.
So sorry for your loss 💔
sorry for ur loss ❤ it gets better it always does
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"A popsicle effect"🙂
I laughed at this so much😂😂
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Cupid’s arrows was an amazing trap. Especially with the reasons for it. And the emotional aspects.
Found her channel LITERALLY YESTERDAY and today she appears with czworld. The algorithm clearly has a new favourite 😂
The best trap will always be the classic Reverse Bear Trap. It's so simple and gets straight to the point. A classic symbol for the SAW franchise.
For me, the pig vat trap is one of the best in the series. If all traps were like that, jigsaw's dogma would be more believable: the trap allows you to be vengeful and keep living in the past, or respect life and allow you, and the one who wronged you, to move forward. It truly feels more believable and works better in building a more 'sympathetic" psychopath. Also, traps like this work with his " Im not a murderer" bullshit since all the person trapped has to do in order to save the other person is forgiving them. ( Obviously he's still a murderer but this would work better in creating an interesting ethical debate)
But of course, gore and over the top traps sells more tickets than a more intense thriller with psychological oriented traps. Not trying to sound more intelligent or anything, it just works better commercially and I can see why they didn't used these kind of traps more. But for me, Saw 3 it's the best in the series for these reason.
For me, the Human Blender trap from Jigsaw is my favourite trap. It's clever using a bike to charge a giant spiral but the fact it's also winnable along with being cheated as we saw in the movie
It's one of my favorites as far as visuals go.
i feel like the horsepower trap is such an underrated one. it is so brutal; so explicit and easy to understand, yet the simplicity and obviousness, the literal metaphor makes it more painful. also, great special effects, great visuals, great music. i luv it
I dont know why but even though I've never watched a full Saw movie because it makes me sick I'm always watching videos about it
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Me too lol
When Zac listed "Is It Brutal?" for his traps... I was not disappointed with that listing lol
One of my favorites was probably the Pendulum from Saw V. Ignoring the fact that it was designed by Hoffman to be unwinnable, it feels like it’s just teetering the line of being possible if you had the will to live. And the whole scene is absolutely terrifying, with just the sound of the pendulum making you crap yourself!
Huh, really odd seing you here Clown. Guess I needed a reminder that youtubers are people lmao
You each made really AMAZING underrated choices! 😃 Zac’s #3 of the Pig Vat and Sarah’s #1 of the Spike Couple trap, such amazing underrated choices!!!
-*Personally, my #1 is the Carousel trap* 🙂🎡
It incorporated human psychology and morals and many people at once....And the acting is phenomenal.
Yeah my only problem with that one is that people have to die, there's no perfect way to win it, but that's kind of the point.
True! Though ...now that I think of it, so many Saw traps had the concept of someone having to die....even from the first movie, like the Reverse Bear trap and the Bathroom traps...John’s corruption and hypocrisy was even from the start.
My favorite is definitely the needle pit trap. I was in and out of the hospital a lot as a kid and had to deal with a lot of painful IVs. This was the first trap I ever saw. I was in 3rd grade and my mom was watching it while my brother and I were getting ready for school. It scared the hell out of me. It's funny. I'm still afraid of getting a shot/IV. But I'm about to graduate with my BSN in nursing. The irony is not lost on me at all
It's always so cool to see 2 horror creators come together to make a video. Especially since there really aren't that many that I know of. There's you guys, Deadmeat, SpookyAstronaut, Ryan Hollinger, and Spookyrice. If anyone has any other recommendations, I would really appreciate it. I love scary stuff and, unfortunately, none of my friends like it. I really don't have anyone to talk about horror with
If I was to pick my favorite traps from each movie it would be this:
Saw: bathroom trap
Saw 2: venues fly trap
Saw 3: shotgun collar
Saw 4: the ice block trap
Saw 5: 10 pints of sacrifice
Saw 6: shotgun carousel
Saw 7: the neo nazi trap (horsepower)
Jigsaw: bucket room
Spiral: the glass grinder
*neo nazi
Saw: Flammable Jelly
Saw II: Venus Fly Trap
Saw III: Angel Trap
Saw IV: Mausoleum Trap
Saw V: Pendulum Trap
Saw VI: Pound of Flesh
Saw VII: The Silence Circle
Jigsaw: Bucket Room
Spiral: Glass Grinders
Saw: Reverse Bear Trap
Saw ||: Venus Fly Trap
Saw |||: Angel Trap
Saw |V: Scalping Seat
Saw V: Pendulum Trap
Saw V|: Shotgun Carousel
Saw V||: Impalement Wheel
Jigsaw: Bucket Room
Spiral: Haven't seen the movie but probably the Subway Trap
My top 5 (in order, very hard to do)
1: PIG VAT, grossed me out to the core and was tragic. Bonus points to the Judge getting blasted later
2: HAND TRAP/Razor Box, most likely not even meant for Addison. The sheer simplicity of the injuries are more relatable than most traps. The small hint of how to escape the trap that almost all of us had to be told to look out for on a second watch is golden.
3: SHOTGUN CAROUSEL: Not for the kills, but for the psychological unravelling of the wolves as they use their minds to eat each other alive. Props to the final victim as he takes the time of approaching certain death to give Easton a piece of his mind.
4: POUND OF FLESH, sold almost entirely by Tanedra Howard's acting, her indescribably terrifying facial expression as she hacks away at her arm may be one of the most iconic captures in the history of horror films
5: BRAZEN BULL, a horrifying death that Joyce never deserved, its the only trap in the entire franchise that a. I Actually searched to find the name of the trap after I saw the film and b. I recognized in another film that came out the following year (Immortals)
The Angel-Trap is not rigged by the wrong key but by the impossibility of opening the lock freeing one. She manages to open the lock in the movie but then realizes that the spines are sticking inside her ribs so she can't escape. In that moment she realizes that the trap is rigged and she can't escape even when she successfully solved the trap.
i like how she puts rules on picking the trap then throws them out the window lmao
"The device Timothy is strapped to is my personal favorite. I call it The Rack."
dude i love hearing other people talk about saw traps, i love it when you can make it sound so professional it is so interesting even tho i’ve seen them over and over. great video!
I got into a whole CZsWorld marathon the past few days.
Make a CZsWorld ranked video 😏
Definitely the fish hook one gets me every single time. Its so intense and that fact that she has to stay silence is grueling. Whenever he grips and pull the string I have to look away. The thought of the hook ripping through you is just ughhhhhhhhhh.
Same. That's anxiety-inducing. It feels like you are "silently" killing the victim. And also, for the victim, the key is already enough to cause internal bleeeding, why fish hooks? But yeah, it's really an intense one, especially the blades slowly moving through her neck. Auurghh.
That trap where you have to put your hand through the saw blade I will never do.
I talked about an alternate solution in my Saw 5 Things You Missed!
10 pints of sacrifice is the scariest trap
@@CZsWorld I think 10 pints of sacrifice was inspired by the blood sacrifice from jigsaw cause those 2 traps r for sacrificing their blood
I'm really glad the pig vat was on here because it was always one that stuck with me due to it's uniqueness and unnerving soundtrack.
Im a big fan if the carousel trap in saw 6. “YOU LOOK AT ME, WHEN YOUR KILLING ME!”
I love the yellow tone of The Needle Pit, whenever I think of the word “sick” I think of yellow which gives in to the pit of aids feel and the intensity.
Yeah i think cause white is used for clean and sterile feeling. Also pus and jaundice yellow fever and shit probably gives off sick
A collab with my 2 fave horror content creators? Hell yes!!
Hope you enjoyed watching it as much as we did making it!
Ima say this to any babysitter that watches my future kids. ☝
@@reallysupercold 💀
@@reallysupercold NO------
I love how most of the saw traps are based on the real life forms of execution from history like the Venus flytrap from saw 2 is basically a Iron Maiden for your face
Yes and the Horsepower Trap resembles the modern torture device of being stuck on the freeway...
@@CZsWorld very true
There is no historical evidence of an Iron Maiden ever actually being used or even being constructed. Archaeologists found a coffin with some spikes strewn around inside and made the assumption that it was used for torture. Not once was it actually ever used in history.
Your number one picks are mine as well!
I can sincerely relate to the whole “severing ties from a toxic relationship” metaphor.
And it’s not an excuse for what she did following the end of that game, but the psychological effect on Amanda from being thrown back into the “pit of addiction” (so to speak) is honestly more cringy to me than the needles themselves.
Again, not an excuse for her behavior afterwards, but a pretty decent explanation for her continued instability...and a pretty f*cked up one at that. 😒
i like the finger trap in Spiral because it looks great and looks very painful, plus the way that it's set up in the dark was amazing
Someone needs to make a compilation of every time CZsWorld has used the “police brutality” line 😂
For me my favorite trap is the horsepower trap in saw 7, the rock music in the background and how gruesome the deaths are for being racist makes it my favorite, and the quote at the end of the tape is awesome "today you will learn that we are all the same color on the inside"
me and my best friend made a ranking of EVERY SINGLE SAW TRAP before we saw spiral. we did them from best to worst and then put them in a tier ranking. literally took us hours. worth it
Which trap took the top spot in the list?
@@Joe_Parmesan i think it was maybe the rack?? the tier ranking is the best bit cuz it's like, my faves, her faves, iconic traps etc. i can like email you the entire powerpoint if you want i literally spent so long doing it i want everyone to see this shit
I know theres not really any emotional attachment but the Water Cube is a personal like number 5 for me. The way Strahm escapes it even though its rigged is so badass.
I'm surprised neither of you included The Rack in your top fives. From its aesthetics to its brutality, it's my number one by a long shot.
I LOVED the glass coffin. If strahm finished the tape he would have heard what to actually do. I thought it was great. The rack is a close second as well as the razor box in saw 2
She reminds me of Eleanor from jigsaw. Obviously the hair but also looks and the fact she’s a big fan of jigsaw. Thought that was pretty cool! Loved her picks for top 5. Well both of them picked great traps.
Awesome video. Having you both doing a video together was epic. My top 5 favorite traps.
1. The reverse bear trap
2. Angel
3. Needle pit
4. I can't remember what its called but its from saw 1. When the Asian cop gets his upper half of his body blown to shit by the guns hanging above him
5. Pound of flesh.
Hell yeah, was waiting for this one
I love when people are waiting for a video that I never even announced I was making -- I must be doing something right coming up with topics.
@@CZsWorld LMAO
Cupids arrows/spike trap/marriage pincushion is such a badass trap. It’s one of the few where I genuinely think the survivor walks away with something good and is actually freer than they were before the trap. I also like the fact the spikes weren’t stabbing Morgan in any vital areas so it was easier for her to win? I know it makes it seem like it’d be unfair for the husband because he can’t really do anything to retaliate without hurting themselves. But that’s what actually makes me like it, it’s a punishment for what he’s done.
The brutality bit never gets old 😂😂😂😂😂
I love how the spears that go through that couple plays on Cupid, and how he throws his arrows to unite people
justice for The Rack trap!!! Such an intense and brutal way to die ... loved this video though. You've got yourself a new subscriber!!
The Angel trap is always my favorite just because of the design and how it looks when it goes off. Sucks for Kerry that it wasn't designed to be winnable.
Wow, I had no idea how much work went into the syringe pit trap. It's definitely hard to watch while Amanda is screaming while searching for the key.
Kerry's trap is most likely my least favorite in the whole series because she didnt deserve to be put in the trap, and she shouldve also survived the trap if Amanda didn't cheat.
When Sarah gave her criteria for hers, they fit perfectly with my favorite trap, that being The Blender from Jigsaw, idk why, but the idea of using the wheels of a broken down motorcycle that was used to kill your nephew as gears that rotate a giant blade of a silo with a motorcycle brake at the bottom was just so out of left field for me, and i genuinely don’t know if any other trap competes with it in terms of creativity, also the way John introduced this trap is what also got me, as soon as Mitch played the tape, a rope snagged his legs, hoisted him up, and left him dangling above the trap, also, the tape was just executed perfectly.
“Hello Mitch, you’ve admitted to selling a boy a motorcycle, but you’ve not told the entire story have you? 600$ for a bike that you listed, in excellent condition, even though you knew the brakes were faulty, you took his 600 bucks, and in return you delivered him to his end. He was my nephew, and he never hurt anyone. The device you see here has a unique power source, it’s the same engine that graced the bike you sold my nephew, however I assure you the brake lever for his one works perfectly. Avoid the dangers around you, hit the motorcycle brake handle, and the motor will stop. Live or Die Mitch, the choice is yours.”
That tape gives me goosebumps every time I hear it
My favorite part of this video is when CZsWorld said something
Ok
Nice list guys!
My top 5 are
1.10 Pints of Blood
2. The Collar Trap (Saw 5) I don't know the name of this one.
3.Reverse Shotgun Trap
4.Carasoul Trap
5.The Circle of Silence ( I didn't like the pink blood but good concept)
I can definitely appreciate and respect the Cupid’s Arrows trap being Possessed By Horror’s top trap, and I do like it, too, though I’m not sure yet where it’d end up in a ranking for me - it definitely is very clever and psychological and fitting for the characters’ situation, and like with Ivan, there’s... actually a rare satisfaction with how it ends up ending. Good for you, Morgan; the hell with Rex.
For the scalping trap it is true that they took the knives away , but in 1 of the scenes you see a broken picture frame with a decent sized shard that he could use to cut her hair…. ( even though it might give him minor injury’s)
Saw: Reverse Bear Trap
Saw II: The Needle Pit
Saw III: The Rack
Saw IV: Feel What I Feel
Saw V: The Glass Coffin
Saw VI: The Shotgun Carousel
Saw VII: The Horsepower Trap
Jigsaw: The Laser Collars
Spiral: The Finger Trap
I remember watching the first SAW movie when i was in 6th grade and remember John Waking scared me the most and i couldn't sleep for a week
Thank you for including @PossessedbyHorror in this video I hadn’t heard of her before and now I have another awesome creator to follow. Great video.
yay! 🙌
You'll definitely enjoy her content!
A collab I didnt know I needed OMG !!!!!!! Im so happy your lists are so unique, I would have never thought to see the needles and the couple ones at number one , LOOOOVE it . 2 of my fave creators
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Spoiler warning for people who hasn't seen spiral cuz it's about a trap in the movie watch out
THANK YOU!!!
@@ggmrgameanddraw ur very welcome
I mean... it's the opening scene of the movie, it doesn't really spoil anything.
@@CZsWorld still, i want to be fully surprised ;v; haven’t even seen most of the trailers yet haha
Wanna see a WAX TRAP?? HUH?
I've watched all saw videos from both channels, it was awesome seeing this collab
I'll always have a soft spot for the horsepower trap just because they literally killed a bunch of neo-nazis with an El-Camino and it's sick as fuck
My top 5 ->
5. Freezing room
4. Pendulum Trap
3. Bathroom game from Saw 1
2. Reverse Beartrap
1. Shotgun Carousel
Not a bad list!
I'm sad cause I cant watch spiral on theaters due to covid 😭
The spraying water in the cold room would be SO easy to beat... Throw your shirt and pants over the spray, then you have an infinite amount of time to get the key and it wont be blasting her with cold water anymore. To not burn your face, rather take off your socks or underwear and use it temporarily as a barrier while you grab the key - unlock the girl, grab your frozen clothes back and exit the room together. Eventually, your frozen clothes will melt and you can put them back on again later.
Can you do the theory that Final Destination and Dead Like Me are in the same universe. The deaths are similar and the Season 1 Episode 4 of Dead Like Me pretty much explains Final Destination
Hello ! Native American here, indigenous, and I can confirm that scalping does indeed kill. The government of Canada back in the day used to have bounties for scalps of natives, and in very well all cases they die. Maybe today with advanced medical sciences, but the scalping would have to take place like inside of a hospital operating room!
What if they had 1 tie the banks eddie and Simone while filling up who gave the most flesh etc..
I only just marathoned all the movies for the first time a few months ago, so it’s all kind of a blur, but a few I remember really loving were the carousel, the rack, and the one where the guy had to get in the box to avoid being squished. :D
Correction, the term is Sadism not Masochism, a masochist gets gratification from their own suffering, not watching someone else suffer, that would be a sadist.
But watching Saw traps is disturbing and traumatizing to watch for many people, you empathize with the person in the trap to the point where you're squirming in your seat and maybe get panicked by the intensity.
So if you're getting gratification from you yourself being grossed out and scared, that's masochism imo.
I meant what I said 😏
@@CZsWorld Right, just assumed since the video's called "Best kills" you meant sadism.
Whoever created saw 3 is a beast…. Fun fact…. :: I want to publicly say that I was in a abusive relationship and I had a whole month watching saw 3 nonstop only because I wanted to keep the will to live.. thanks to this movie I was survived and was able to fight the thoughts of my abusive ex taking over…. I now suffer from anxiety but I thank you amanda from the beginning til Saw X I couldn’tve survive without learning from you how to move forward and look forward to keep pushing forward…. thank you sooo much Shawnee smith i❤ you sooooo much
The whole concept of "rehabilitation" fails anyway. The only "success" story we have is a woman who found an entirely new vice and became something of a jealous girlfriend who sought to punish people rather than save them. All the other survivors in that help circle don't seem appreciative of being alive, either. The ones that talk, especially little miss handicapped parking, all want to be pitied for their ordeal instead of using it to become stronger people.
You had me until the last few sentences. Your choice of words at the end is...interesting.
Dr. Gordon is a success story, in John's eyes, but he had to serve John instead of live his own life away from all of this.
Some of the people in that survivor's group weren't even unappreciative to begin with, along with many people in the traps, since "unappreciative" kept serving as a catchall term for anyone John wanted to put into a trap. Simone ("Little Miss Handicapped Parking") was right to call out how much bullshit it was, even if John's got an interesting philosophy (which clearly didn't even work for himself).
CZ!!! The consistency of your BRUTALITY is amazing 💯🤣 love your saw videos, along with your work on the purge...no matter the video please keep the content coming ❤️
Did she really just say scalping wouldn’t kill you
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Are you serious? She said she wasn't sure. There are also accounts of people surviving a scalping in real life, both the intentional kind and the accidental kind.
Cupid's arrow - chef's kiss!! I also cringe every single time Amanda falls (sorry, is thrown) into the needle pit **ugh, shudder**. I also love the concept of Saw V, starting with the Neck Tie Trap and on (I also love Megan Goode and Julie Benz).
Sorry mate, had to skip your #4, haven’t seen spiral yet (premieres here on tuesday, already booked tickets)
You're lucky, in my country Spiral's release date is in September.. hope I'll manage to avoid spoilers until then
Bro that trap is literally in the trailer
@@billyroblox4375 I know, but I don’t know what CZ will talk about when he presents it. Any spoiler I try to avoid
My favorite is 10 pints. The psychological torture of realizing they had to work together plus the physical torture plus they survive makes it 100% my top.😊
My guy czworld could teach a college course on the saw Easter 🐣 🥚 alone he be on point an on top of everything!
I'd sign up
Kramer University
@@CZsWorld as long as I don’t have to play a game to graduate, I’m in!
For the freezer trap, I think it was liquid nitrogen instead of water, given that she froze so quickly. So it's a little more realistic.
I was hoping no one would say the Needle Pit and it ended up being both of them lol
My fiance and I were literally just talking about wanting a collab from you and Sarah! This video was awesome!
CZ of all the world's I've been to, yours is my favorite. Earth has this weird thing going on right now, don't reccomend.
So I have heard.
The spike trap had a lot of raw emotion I thought served it well. My main is issue is that with all those spikes going through major arteries two being the jugular and femoral arteries that dude was dead from the start even if the wife chose not to pull the spikes. I don’t think is a way for any medical team to be able to prevent him from bleeding out. This means that Jigsaw (or Hoffman and Amanda but most likely Gordon because his medical knowledge) killed him which goes against Jigsaw’s code. You could say this with traps in Saw 3 too, but those Jeff is given a choice to help those escape from traps they couldn’t themselves. In Jigsaw’s mind not helping is akin to murder taking the blame for their deaths off his conscience.