SAW X (2023) Official Clip - 'Eye Vacuum Trap' - Tobin Bell, Isan Beomhyun Lee
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John Kramer (Tobin Bell) is back. The most chilling installment of the SAW franchise yet explores the untold chapter of Jigsaw’s most personal game. Set between the events of SAW I and II, a sick and desperate John travels to Mexico for a risky and experimental medical procedure in hopes of a miracle cure for his cancer - only to discover the entire operation is a scam to defraud the most vulnerable. Armed with a newfound purpose, John returns to his work, turning the tables on the con artists in his signature visceral way through a series of ingenious and terrifying traps. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
You can't have a Saw movie without Tobin Bell's iconic voice
And to think he would've retired by now...great to see him back
Spiral *exists*
@@kapitan7357 Spinoff = Not Canon
@@kapitan7357not saw related
@@thegamingcook785 If it takes place in the same universe (John Kramer being mentioned and "Jigsaw copycat" being a thing in this film's story) and it has Saw in the title (From The Book Of Saw), it's Saw related
If there's one thing that I can say is great about the saw franchise, is that the traps are amazing at instilling dread in the viewer, this clip is a testament to that.
If there's one thing that I can say is Saw x can make a egg sandwich the acci way
Well as the years passing by the human race is becoming more sensitive even when these films came out people were not as pathetic as we are today this type of comment is not uncommon anymore
For regular viewers undoubtedly, but for engineers and mechanics they quickly see great flaws in the design which would make them unable to work.
@@CliveWarren69
Meanwhile Saw III in 2006 caused fainting incidents in multiple theatres because of how brutal it was. If anything we’re actually _more_ desensitised to this level of film violence now, and that’s always going to be the case.
@@miguelcarunchod.1493 I mean, of course they won't be accurate, it's better to not give accurate designs so psychos out there don't use the ideas. It's just like how GTA heists aren't realistic, so real criminals don't get any bright ideas.
I just love the fact that they have always found a way to put Tobin Bell in every single Saw movie. He deserves it.
Why is that?
@@testtube173 bcoz he is the main character of the franchise and by putting him in every movie in some capacity, add a lot of value to the story and the franchise itself and creates curiosity for the fans to watch the movies.
Well not every saw movie. At least not in Spiral the book of Saw
@@shadowlinkbds yes, except that one coz it was a spin off, not part of the main series. And it's the only one in which he doesn't appear.
@@shadowlinkbdsHe also appears in Spiral. There is a photo of Jigsaw there
As a janitor who works night-shift at a Health Center...I really appreciated what Jigsaw said about my profession.
Knowing he appreciates what I do, feels great!
Just don't steal from the coma patients and you're good 👍
@@NotAGoodUsername360that's what this guy did?
@@NotAGoodUsername360oof
Thanks for making the world a better place
Be careful you might be next
This feels so much like an early SAW trap and I’m absolutely here for it.
which is good as it suits the timeline as this is between 1-2 (or 2-3) can't remember which ones.
@@kingjezza6567 between 1 and 2.
That makes sense as it's one of the earlier SAW movies. Can't wait.
i think it's supposed to be set early on so yeah
What kind of trap are we talking about? Explain, please
I love how cinematography is like the original saw
Yup they went back their roots
I think cinematography is the word you’re looking for
@@actualdin8458cry
That 2000's style is coming back.
The cinematography is worse here than in the last movie.
Bousman >>> Greutert
I just love the fact that ALL of the saw movie's traps have a Story behind the characters, a purpose behind their trap (also with a story behind it) and either a redemption/consequence based on their actions. Only 12 people managed to survive the traps in 10 different scenarios throughout the franchise and the most iconic of all of them would be the first saw where the doctor Gordon sawed off his leg, escaped the room and cauterized the wound with a hot steampipe...its considered the most tamed trap of all saws to date.
I like the story behind the finger trap in Spiral
[SPOILER] The police officer needs to rip off all of his fingers cuz he pulled the trigger and killed a man simply because he gave him the finger 🖕
lol your thumb nail is iconic. love that movie. well said and well done sir
My favorite survivor was the lady who chopped monstrously on her arm on the last second to beat the other guy's many cut fleshes
holy f*ck this guy can't make a damm CZcams comment without spoiling a whole 10 films franchise
@@karlcorrzthat was saw 6 I believe the introduction
Compared to a lot of the traps, this one seems fairly reasonable. The victim only has to endure the pain of breaking his fingers to keep his eyes. The recovery from broken fingers will be awkward, with some lengthy rehabilitation, but odds are that the fingers will make a full recovery.
In a lot of the other traps, unless someone is able to think quickly with a creative solution, there's no way to avoid being maimed in some way. You either accept being maimed or you die, you pick between different methods of maiming yourself, or you compete/fight against someone else for survival.
@@jasn939 Considering that other escape methods in previous puzzles, breaking your fingers is a lot more tame than splitting your arm in half by a saw or cutting your foot off.
@@jasn939 Not really. Considering some of the other traps in the franchise, that price is pretty small. Likely no permanent loss to mobility and you get to keep your eyes on top of it.
@@Tahanok2
Yeah, this trap seems more like a test for pain tolerance and forcing yourself into going through pain, rather than injuring yourself severely in some way. Beyond pain and being forced into dealing with a recovery process, there isn't much of a cost to surviving this trap.
It's not like the janitor is forced into causing a permanent injury. If he had to pick between keeping his eyes or cutting off his own fingers, that would be closer to the classic "Saw trade off" for surviving a trap.
The consequences for losing are also way less dire, it’s painful and extremely brutal, but it won’t kill you (that is, unless it gets to your brain in some way and begins with that) which also makes this the only saw trap not created to absolutely murder the victim, or, in better words, the first saw trap that doesn’t kill someone either way.
@@MrNobody47710Tbh those fingers are more like dislocated rather than breaking , it has a high chance of recovery
I love this trap concept. The last few were just “no second chances or real expectations, you die” this one. You might be able to survive. It just hurts a ton.
Honestly, that was the first thing I thought this is one of the few traps where permanent disfigurement doesn’t seem like it’s gonna be a thing unless you fail the trap. Sure his hand will be fucked up but he can get surgery. It’s not like his fingers are getting removed.
I think the thing here is he has to go through the pain of breaking his fingers, working up the resolve, and actively break all 5 in 60 seconds. If it was 5 minutes this would be easy, but I don't think I can make a decision like this and not panic in that amount of time.
Omg I would be so scared guys what you think in this situation?
Probably would hurt less if you dialed that to 5 without going up individually lol
@@cadequillion5276nah I'm breaking my fingers with little to no hesitation. My eyes getting sucked out would panic me into turning that fuckin dial. 😂
The best thing of the individual traps(for me the best ones) it's the victims clueless about what's happening while the rules are being explained. This trap is amazing, the lighting flickering, the sound, the atmosphere, let's see how it plays out in the movie
I really hope this scene opens up from his perspective. That would just be a creepy visual.
@@Jesterclown17It's not gonna be a long scene of it's from his perspective though 😂 gonna be pitch black once his eyed get suckered out 😂
The best way to survive saw trap is to not live in the city in which jigsaw lives.
I know exactly how it plays out
Everything is predictable
He loses
Eyes get sucked out
@@pearlscent it might be yes
It will be interesting
I love the idea of this trap. It fits Jigsaws' Ideals perfectly and sets up an achievable win condition. Hoffman and Amanda's traps were unwinnable, which made me dislike a lot of the traps in the later Saw films, but this makes me incredibly interested to go see this in Theaters.
I hated how they went FARRRR OFF THE RAILS. John was getting people who in theory deserved it. Then they were just grabbing anybody
@@armanisumter1225I disagree. In saw 2 detective Matthew’s son gets put in the game for the grand punishment of.. being detective Matthews’ son. And in Saw 3 Jeff’s daughter (a literal child) gets kidnapped and it’s implied she suffocates, all as punishment for.. her father going down a depressive spiral because his son’s killer got a light sentence. Jigsaw has put a few people who truly deserve it in his traps, but it’s really all bs he spews to justify putting people in his fucked up games. Or just an oversight in the writing, take your pick.
Jeff daughter survived therr is a clip of the swat team holding her and she calling for her mother and daddy
Nah he killed a cop in Saw 2 or 3 because she was after him.@@armanisumter1225
@@michaellenoir2144saw 3, I agree, but dectective Mathiew’s son was essentially forced to win because of Amanda
What always shook me from the Saw films was not necessarily the traps themselves, but the convincing screams of pain that the actors give off going through them.
I've always been a huge fan of the intense camera angles especially Amanda's one in the first one, like a 360 of the chair. And the other guy that got trapped in the razor wire the way it's been cut and edited is just magic
The actor that played Seth Baxter was the best imo. Dude really made his pendulum trap real AF
@@LindseyPayne-rk1ek The actor that was in the finger trap/tub trap in Spiral was also very convincing. It made that scene super uncomfortable to watch.
This is one of the first traps I've ever seen in the series that feels pretty easily completable. You have a very clear and simple choice, break 5 fingers or have your eyes ripped out of your skull. No hesitation, one of these is FAAAAR worse than the other
The problem IS managing to turn the dials without the fingers and without moving munch the hand, since It would hurt like hell
@@Trophy-Hunter30It's only his right hand that's hooked up, his left hand is free to turn the dial. I'd turn it to 5 straight away and get it over with.
its more of the time limit broski 60 seconds goes by fast when under pressure it would feel like forever but be over faster than you think
@@rockzen8050yeah but i think it would have been better to have a trap be it cuts off his fingers instead of breaking them. Like lose your fingers or lose you sight.
At least Jigsaw gives them a chance..Unlike the copycat in 4 thru 7
I love how personal this movie is going as a whole. Obviously with John and his anger, but also how we get to see straight from the victim's perspective. Could be wrong, but I think this is the first time we see it without the camera facing on one side showing everyone and everything there.
Either way, this movie has already become a special interest of mine and I can't wait to see it.
The same thing happened in Saw 2 with the Venus Fly Trap, it opened from Michael's POV of him waking up and looking in the mirror and then it changed perspectives
Absolutely, I love how the camera follows the tubes leading from the victim's eyes to the vacuum like we're realizing what's happening alongside him, it feels so much more dread-inducing to me
I like most of his traps (I say about 80% of them). but ALL of them have a story, purpose and some sort of redemption/consequence behind it which makes it all so interesting. I think the one I like the most would be saw VII's lover's triangle trap (Public execution trap).
I would like to see John to be tortured.
@@goldenlight1922 The only torture John faced was losing his only child, Gideon.
They really did something new by having this just be John’s imagination. It’s also new for a character to be instantly rehabilitated just by having John look at him. It’s also nice for John to see this man return the stolen items. When this happens, John sees there is still reform in this world.
“Good choice.” -John Kramer
the fact that other human beings (despite only being movie engineers) actually conceptualized, drew out and CREATED these traps really shows the creative horror that some people possess.
this looks like it would be absolutely awful to experience and is honestly comparable to the needle pit, in which you face extreme pain either which way but it’s pain nonetheless.
If they're doing sequels between movies now, I'm all for it and hope there'll be more. I want to see how creative they'll be with future traps
It takes place between saw 2 and 3 in the storyline I believe
@@angrykoonwit9mmno, it’s between saw 1 and 2. The directors confirmed
its a prequel
Now we doing saw side missions lol.
The actor is almost 100 years old, he won't be here enough for more sequels sadly
It's amazing how they made these traps so brutal yet kinda simple to make it fit perfectly in the timeline!
I wouldn't exactly say performing brain surgery or amputating your leg to extract bone marrow "simple"
I love how he explains the traps so literally
Yea he gives perfect directions
With insanely dark dad joke humor
Saw 2 - "Your son is in a safe place."
And here "I've had my eyes on you and I do not like what I see."
I'm generally here for insanely fucked up, cranked to 11 dad 'he's not mad, just disappointed' John Kramer. Scenes like the ones up above and how he reacts when Mateo tells him when questioned that it is his real name and he let's out a massive "Oh! Oh, oh it is?" Kinda a way a parent would say if they knew their child was lying.
*Obviously* it's not that, but the signs are there, especially with Carlos
Fun fact: Saw X director Kevin Greutert says that while working on the film's "eye vacuum" scene, editor Steve Forn had a visit from the Los Angeles Police Department after neighbors were concerned about sounds coming from his home.
John’s monologue is so damn good… A+++ delivery from Tobin, as usual
He really makes these movies for me.
@@BradyRay_333Tobin bell is Saw
Why is gonna kill the janitor?
@@MightyGaborWow, you don't say 😃
I agree with others though, John always names the victims, maybe this is a Hoffman/Amanda trap.
0:54
Love the implication that the man only then realized someone was talking due to sheer panic so he wasn't able to fully realize exactly what turning that dial would result in
good observation
I remember seeing this is the theater and literally started jumping and getting excited because the Saw franchise has been a hyperfixation of mine for years and I’m a nerd about films. I got excited because of how well this scene really delivered the fact that this is a Saw film. The camera shots the icky green and blue color of the camera, the panic, and the rapid spin and motion shots are so iconic to Saw films, as well as the dirty atmosphere, the rusty metal, and the music. It was incredible and I think I might’ve gotten a little too excited about it in the theater lol.
This dude def has 2 bodies in his basement
(Weirdo)
@@beetlejuice8147😂😂
Yes!! I don't like horror films but the Saw franchise has a place in my heart ❤
Same but was a lil let down when it was just an imagination
Spiral and Jigaw had their motifs that called to the other movies but for this I think this is the first trap in 13 years with the classic Saw editing. The clarity of new cinema and griminess that the old Saw movies brought in the mid to late 00s is genuinely cool to see, it's like I traveled back in time to 2004.
The bulging of the eyes is one of the most gruesome scenes in the whole franchise. This trap quite possibly could beat the fish hook and garage trap for most being the most brutal in the series.
I also like that this trap has no bullshit like having to fight someone else or having to rely on someone else to be saved. I like this back to formual, subject can win on their own trap
I'm so stoked for this movie! It could possibly be the best in the series.
Actually The Rack from Saw 3 is the most brutal trap of the franchise
What about Timothy Young's "The Rack" in Saw III? That's the top, in my opinion! The second one was Obi's in Saw II. He had to pass through the fire and twist the valve while his body was roasted...
so I'm assuming you saw this clip at the event?
do you think it's CGI at 1:09
@@horrorjunkie96 who knows. Probably won’t know until the behind the scenes comes out
You all are wrong the most brutal trap in the whole series is the furnace from saw 2 can you even begin to comprehend the pain of burning afleadt when the legs snap on the rack you stop feeling it quickly
For me, escaping this trap is a pretty easy choice. Most traps in the series involve making some kind of permanent body sacrifice or enduring horrendous mutilation to win, to the point that death may be more favourable (aka michael in the venus fly trap). But getting your fingers snapped backwards, while still extremely painful, is getting off easy in my opinion. Only one hand, and you get to keep all your fingers and likely make a full recovery. A waaaay easier decision, than say the finger trap in Spiral.
That’s what I’m thinking to lol like literally fucking full on send the dial to five then you’ll at least experience all the pain all at once instead one by one as your eyes are being suck out of your sockets
I believe there is a delay on every switch of the dial so he can experience pain of his every finger breaking 1 by 1 instead of all simultaneously breaking
Now every normal person would be hesitant to switch the dial again due to the pain unless you are a masochist
Or maybe the dial is harder to switch in each finger so you have to put more force into it to make it more difficult
Yea definitely would break all my fingers to keep my eyes might hurt like a bitch one by one but I would take it
I was thinking that as well, I was thinking that it might be like saw 3 where some of the traps were unbeatable because this seems pretty easy in comparison to other traps in the series
I love how this franchise always has me on the edge of my seat and the traps just keep getting better and better
Facts
The Saw X traps are overrated. Sure, they're gory, but they aren't creative or fun in any way. And literally no one would be able to cut into themselves like so many people did in these traps
@@Dora-xi5ob and that's your opinion to each there own
@@Dora-xi5obbro it’s a eyeball vacuum
That’s pretty cool
@@user-qq3js9vm7m but the win condition was to just break his fingers
spongebob and patrick looking at the map lol
It’s incredible how unnerving and almost eldrich this trap looks with the tubes extending out from his eyes. Such a simple concept and yet so effective.
What would you do?
@@Michael97Moore Break fingers, of course. I've broken a finger before, hurts like hell, but I'd just be quick about it and yell alot. Hell, even If it takes an entire arm. Fuck that, I ain't going blind.
@@ragingsaviorkami9862 I've never broken a bone. But it's just fingers they heal. Your eyes don't so yeah I'm taking keeping my eyes
@@Michael97Moore True, exactly.
I broke the middle finger on my left arm from a pretty bad fall. Also was riding a bike once, tried to do a wheelie, and fell and almost broke my right arm, near the wrist, luckily it was just a fracture. If it had snapped entirely right there near the wrist, I woud've needed a surgery. This was years ago, but as much as I remember, the arm hurt way more. Maybe because I was younger and the pain I felt was really something new and unexpected.
But just a thought of losing an eye, even one eye... I don't even want to imagine, gives me shivers.
@@ragingsaviorkami9862 you just know he's gonna fail
This movie is going to be fire and brutal
I hope, cause after the 1st 3 it got repetitive
@@mysunsburneraccount2076 me too
@@mysunsburneraccount2076 I feel like the Hoffman storyline was good
@@mysunsburneraccount2076agreed, the 6th one is pretty good tho
@@trishs1450 that was the point of 4
This was such a good film! Fun fact, the guy who had to edit this scene had the cops called on him because people thought he was actually torturing someone
Full story? Was he doing it in a public place?
Despite how simple the trap is from our point of view. The thought of breaking your fingers under 60 seconds is no easy feat for the weaker average person
For some reason I could really feel the anxiety and fear from this trap, insane and gonna be awesome!
Dude same my heart beat increased so much with his one oh my god
@@PoisonAngelGirlwhy do you wanna see others in pain sweetie?
@@tullo5564when did she say that??
Humans have a primal fear when it comes to our eyes
@@PoisonAngelGirlmy heart beat will increase also when you give me your snapchat
Props to saw continuing to invent new traps that are creative yet brutal. I think this one will be a big win tor the fans.
What I love about this scene is John's speech which is full of wordplay: "I've had my eyes on you", "you'll live to see another day", foreshadowing what the trap is all about.
Yeah, it's... amazing writing. 🙄
This trap feels like one of those “Iconic first trap” at the beginning of each movie, and seeing how no one survive them, I think we all know what happened to this poor guy, and his eyeballs.
Some of the Saw movie opening traps did have survivors, those are games with more than one person though.
@@Erick_Moreno_A-Rex Oh yeah, the tall man's mausoleum with "See no evil" and "Speak no evil".
just close your eyes
It was definitely Eye-Conic
is that a joke?@@orbitalpotato9940
So we’ve finally got a movie poster which actually correlates to a scene from the movie?!
We’ve gotten some from this series from time to time. The cube trap in V, The bear trap in VI, the carousel also in VI, the bucket head in Jigsaw, and I’m sure there are others
@@Rclarke115 Don’t forget the Scalping Seat in Saw IV. One Saw IV poster has Brenda in the trap, but with the cloak and pig mask covering her.
Literally the original saw poster make a lot of sense the leg yk
@@MohamedAhmed-ye9hi also with the bear trap.
This already feels like one of the best traps in the series, and the fact that this guy was actually a custodian who I guess it’s implied that he stole stuff, it fits the narrative so well, even if this guy isn’t necessarily connected to the Pederson Project
Yeah. If he's stealing from patients, that clearly puts him in a bad light and should face some kind of punishment... But this? I really feel bad for this guy.
I could see this test used to establish Amanda and John's view on their work. Imagine the guy is still alive after having his eyes sucked out and half his hand destroyed, Amanda could say that the suffering is enough and should be released... Or at least put out of his misery, while John stands his ground. Then the scam plot happens and Amanda starts to see the world as John sees it.
@@Jesterclown17lol how? he leaves with a broken hand thats easier to manage than the other traps. Either your hand is broken or you lose your eyeballs. Easy choice fam
@@Unbothered92 exactly. It’s basically either they break the sticky fingers that stole, or lose the eyeballs that lost sight of the nature of being a custodian
I would like to see John to be tortured. I don't want to see more people being tortured if John is never tortured.
@@goldenlight1922He was tortured long before he became Jigsaw by the loss of Gideon, his terminal cancer diagnosis, his divorce from Jill, his depression, his failed $uicide attempt, and the pain caused by his body slowly breaking down due to his cancer. What else do you want? He can’t be tortured further anyway since he’s dead.
I'm glad that this trap was used as the promotional trap in various advertisements and artwork. It deserves it.
With all the adrenalin you should be able to break your fingers easily. The worst part about this trap is its non fatal. Your eyes will be sucked out and all you can do is sit there until you're freed. Of all the traps in the saw series this is absolutely psychologicaly brutal.
getting your eyes sucked out can definitely be fatal
“This trap looks so simple” Yes! The traps in the first Saw film were simple such as the razor wire maze & the reverse bear trap. They were the most easiest ones in the franchise! It’s only fitting if we brought this one in too 😃
I remember watching the first Saw movie when I was nine.
Became one of my favorite franchises. Glad to see they're still just as brutally creative
Good job for ruining your childhood
@marwan4358 horror was my favorite genre as a kid lol.
I would like to see John to be tortured. I don't want to see more people being tortured if John is never tortured.
@@marwan4358fr lol
@marwan4358 made it better. If there wasn't some horror in your childhood you missed out
Just came out the movie theaters and this one really did it for me! More of these please < 3
The music, the atmosphere, the trap, the acting.... Its perfection 👌
Congrats for the cameraman going inside that vac and getting that shot 👏🏼
Bravo Vince!
@@moayad80 BB/Saul fan spotted👀
When I first saw the poster of this trap I thought of two ways it would have worked:
1. The tubes would pour something dangerous into them slowly.
2. They would be vacuum tubes
I love saw.. been watching since I was a kid, the movies never get old. I love the gore and the way they don’t hold back to show such graphic scenes. The machines they come up with and use in their movies are also hella creative and such a cool thing to think about!
A mí igual.. las veo desde pequeño.. pero tristemente hoy no pude verla.. pues no dejaron entrar a mi hermano por ser menor de edad
"Been watching since I was a kid"
Mate, how did your parents not turn the movies off the second they saw you watching the thing? Like seriously, how bad can a parent be to let ther kid watch SAW?
@@theEmchkby “kid” they probably mean 14. Chill my man
@vennxie prob yeah but still, SAW is brutal as shit, there's a reason why it's rated R
@@theEmchk because my parents allowed me to watch horror movies? They allowed me to watch really anything that wasn’t sexual or had sex scenes in it so I was technically free with what movies/shows were available. Especially horror. And by kid I meant 8.
my dad used to personally know Tobin Bell. My dad knew him as my uncle's acting buddy in the 80s. Last my dad saw of him is when he quit his job, packed up and headed to LA. My dad heard he had work but didnt know what till he saw him win a MTV movie award for best villain one year
In Saw X, it actually humanizes Jigsaw makes him look like the good guy, Saw X feels like a revenge movie punishing scammers who swindled people oit of 100s of thousands of dollars conning dying people and elderly. It even got a good rating better than the older ones.
Did they get a new director?
This is one series I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of. Can’t wait for this!
Honestly this trap was pretty tame
Best thing you could probably do is just frigging turn the dial really fast and cry
Best thing about this specific saw sequel?
The traps are all winnable due to it still being kramer pulling the strings.
No execution traps, love it.
The trap looks great, I can't wait!!
I like how the movie JigSaw was actually fair and tried to save the innocent child at the end and considered him as his friend.
I think we can all relate to Jogsaw's intrusive thoughts of putting people in death traps.
Oddly telling that Jigsaw was expecting him not to survive.
I'm so glad Jigsaw is back because now we have traps that fit the original ethos of the story. Jigsaw wanted his "victims" to learn a lesson and be appreciative of their lives. This is something almost all the other apprentices failed to grasp. They all made traps that either were unbeatable or if they were beatable your quality of life would've been exponentially worse. This trap brings us back to Kramer's original ideals and plans and I love it.
No it doesn’t moron. It’s impossible to survive without permanent damage. John doesn’t want his victims to survive he wants them to suffer and die ( see all the flashbacks with Hoffmann on this). Saw fans really are sick and stupid
This trap is kinda unbeatable if you think about it.
1: even if he breaks his fingers his eyes are being sucked, which would give him a lot of trauma to not only the eyes but to the brain itself.
2: the vacuum sucking his eyes would already hurt as hell and having to break his fingers AT THE SAME TIME is nuts.
3: he has only 60 seconds to deal with eye pain, panic, shock, anxiety, fingers breaking and having to break them one by one.
This trap to me feels kinda unbeatable.
@deadpoolvega So I'm a critical care medic as my job, and this is not an unbeatable trap. Now I can't say for 100% certainty how everything will work until we see the film but you can survive having your eyes sucked out. It won't cause any trauma to the brain as the brain is protected inside a subdural space in the cranium. I've dealt with a couple eye trauma cases (they're the nastiest btw) and no it doesn't cause brain trauma (psychological 100% tho). The fingers being broken will even be almost 100% repairable as well as it appears it's just straight breaking them and not crushing them to dust like the unbeatable pendulum trap.
@@RaidingTheTomb thanks for correcting me! Good to see those traps on a pov of a medic. So if he eyes get sucked out he wouldn't die immediately? But the vacuum during the trap 60 seconds and his fingers being broken wouldn't hurt like... a lot? And doing that in 60 seconds with all the anxiety and panic is hard. And hey wouldn't he pass out due to all the pain of eyes getting sucked+fingers being breaking?
@deadpoolvega So the whole "passing out" is a huge horror movie myth. The body can withstand an IMMENSE amount of pain like IMMENSE. You pass out from blood loss more than it hurting a lot. Now we can't see exactly how the trap operates, but if we assume it doesn't reach full sucking potential until the 60-second mark then I'm assuming he probably has 30 seconds to break his fingers before an eye is sucked out. He will definitely experience some eye trauma but if breaks his fingers fast enough it won't do any more damage to his face. He'll probably experience bruising and slight tearing of the eye around the 20 second mark, eye popping out but still attached to the skull at around 30-40 seconds and then at 60 seconds would be irreparable damage to the eyes with them detached entirely. We can btw repair eye pops. It's a surgical procedure but I've seen patients have their eyes literally clawed out to where they're holding them in their hands and it's attached solely by the veins and it be reparable (you will still lose sight in the affected eye but it's repairable). I saw one patient who had their entire eye ripped out during an altercation where a female took a stiletto heel and literally popped the patient's eye out her socket.
Oh my god that trap looks BRUTAL
I havent been this scared to see a trap since Saw 7
Personally, I thought the traps in Spiral were pretty terrifyingly. The thought of being forced to rip out your tongue, tear off your fingers or getting waterboarded with boiling hot wax - those made my skin crawl.
@@Jesterclown17 I don’t know, the Car trap unironically made me scared of it, as a car person.
Honestly, this is probably one of the worst (as in most uncomfortable/hard to watch) traps I've seen in the series, there's just something so visceral about eyes just being ripped out through their sockets like that (also the feeling of cold air hitting the eyes has just always felt weird to me)
But its not a as bad when you know the fingers are just getting broken. I would turn all fingers up at once and the pain would be manageable. After that you dont even lose anything, you just go to the hospital and get your fingers fixed. I once snapped my fingers back in an accident, and it was not that bad. It hurt for 5 months and they were not broken, but its definitely not as bad as the eye sucking tubes. Any normal human would just break the fingers and get out of there. If you do all at once its like you slipped and landed on your hand and broke your fingers. That can happen when you slip on a banana peel or on ice.
How was the eye scene for you if you've watched it?
It’s gonna be wild seeing how he fucks this up. Man you can have your broken fingers fixed, can’t put your eyes back in you head.
Im SO darn glad traps are actually back and not just barely shown like in spiral.
Damn it I thought they were gonna do the full clip 💀 but, they are doing good. This camera movements seems to be sorta new from what I wouldn’t usually see in the saw movies I can’t wait for the part 2 😩
Thank god Saw X takes place between 1-3, Tobin Bell’s charisma as a main onscreen character has been desperately missing the last few films.
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It’s a good thing that custodian didn’t go through with stealing in the end. But fans got a good trap experience!
This clip, with out a single doubt, has changed my mindset from cautiously optimistic to full on hyped.
THIS IS THE SAW WE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR!
Holy shit. Just like Saw 1-7.
This could very well be the opening trap too. Everything about it is soo similar to the Venus fly trap (from almost 20 years ago!)
And they finally give us that style back, exactly what everyone wants to see from this franchise. Greutert at its best
Yeah, and the trap is occurring in a secluded area, a first trap staple
I think it is the opening trap
I don't think this is the opening trap because the hospital is in Mexico and the janitor of the hospital is being tested so maybe around like the middle of the film this trap happens
@@acidicyt4711 let's just pray he fails
I like the traps from Saw ( 2004 ) to Jigsaw ( 2017 ) , and the traps of the new future movie Saw X . Spiral it ' s very horrible . And I love all movies of the franchise , Saw , Saw 2 , Saw 3 , Saw 4 , Saw 5 , Saw 6 , Saw 7 , Jigsaw ( prequel of first Saw and sequel of Saw 7 ) and the future new film Saw X ( interquel , because it is a sequel of first Saw and prequel of Saw 2 ) . I hate Spiral , it ' s very , really terrible .
"Good Choice"
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You need a PHD to follow where the Saw movies take place in the timeline. It's crazy.
My wife is good for almost anything in horror, except for things related to the eyes. That’s her one sore spot. I’ll have to describe this scene to her when we see it, LOL.
I'm trying to get my Mrs to watch saw x at the cinema but she reckons she'll freak out and wait for it to come out on stream/dvd so looks like I'll probably be going on my own.
See I can't stand seeing people's fingers break I rather see the person's eyes get popped out of their skull than watch his fingers break. I will have my eyes closed for this scene 😂
@@seannanana84 haha. As someone who loves to write, I can relate! 😅
The bone dislocation from the guy getting crushed by the walls made me squeamish
I must be the weird one. But I'd much rather brake my fingers than lose my sight
Isan lee did good in this scene he’a voice and he’s screams were perfect
After the other movies I couldn't think of another new fresh trap, but this one manages to give me a new anxiety. Well done!
The brainstorming for these traps must be crazy fun. I also like how there is a layered nuance like how depending on why you are here, this is the trap that I've created for you, specifically you.
Many people think that they can easily do this trap, but think about it. It would actually be quite hard to literally break all 5 fingers in 60 seconds, it would be pretty painful. But I do agree that it is one of the more easier traps compared with other ones. But this is a high panic situation this trap.
The machine does it for you,just crank it all at once and get it over with
@nerdlord2288 Plus the adrenaline that's gonna be coursing through you. Definetly one of the easier traps
Exactly, people can act irrationally in high-stress situations, it's easy to say to just turn the dial all the way but waking up from being kidnapped in an unfamiliar room, not even being able to see clearly, is going to be disorienting at best and it seems like the victim was panicking too much to even process what Jigsaw was saying to him at first
@@nerdlord2288Jigsaw wouldn’t make it that easy though
@apixieswhisper this is diffrent writers,jigsaw is not a real person....
I'd survive this easy. My fingers are hyperflexible and could easily bend back that far with no pain or discomfort.
I just seen it in 4D best movie experience I have ever had.
I love the fact that we all know that everyone will die and John will win he always win.
This trap would probably be the easiest to escape and the least painful. But I kinda hope we see what happens if you don’t escape…
If he doesn't escape then of course he will lose his Eye Balls
Totally agree. But yeah I hope he fails so we can get some smexy eye gore
@@DissyK I hope so too
@@eddiesena2636he does fail so we see all the gore
Yeah but how does it truly kill him if it just sucks his eyes out you can live without your eyes and pain itself can't kill you. Maybe he was left to slowly bleed out all over the floor or maybe a substantial piece of his brains got pulled out too
At that point, you just turn the dial all the way to 5 really quick. Get it over with in one fell swoop and be done lol
I think making a midquel for the previous movies was the best way to make a new Saw film, that way we have Tobin Bell playing his emblematic John Kramer role and classic-feeling traps too, this is gonna be great.
It's not Saw without Tobin Bell. His voice is iconic.
I’m fascinated and horrified at the creative minds and writers behind these movies that make the traps. 😨
I haven't gone to a theater to watch one of these movies since Saw VI. I'm looking forward to coming back for this one!
Wait, so he just has to BREAK his five fingers, and he gets to KEEP his eyes? I've broken my fingers for a lot less. Hell, I've broken fingers doing yard work.
"Live or Die, make your choice" i always love that line every time John Kramer says it
“You have the ability to not only save your soul, but your sight” DAMN 🔥🔥🔥
This is the 2nd janitor to be in one of the most brutal traps
the fact that it rips the eyes out of the sockets makes this the worst torture method someone can do.
The devil shakes whenever he sees the guy that came up with this trap.
Congrats also to the writers... Jigsaw's line in this clip is superb.
Imagine what hell really is like, hmm.
The Future of Saw Universe.
Sorry but there's no universe where I'm not immediately flipping that dial to 5 instead of having my eyes sucked out
I once had a bad dream after a night I watched a lot of saw movies that u was a ghost looking at myself on a parking lot without my head and I cried.
You can tell this a true John Kramer trap since you can actually beat it
You're making me more excited with every new clip
Never been more excited to see a film in theatre in my life ❤
Omg l love the all of the saw movies number 7 is my top favorite one
This trap looks terrifying but I think the idea that I would rather break my hand then lose my eyes would help me power through it
He didn't tell him "live or die. Make you choice". This was pivotal in the past to tell if it was entirely his trap or a copy. Maybe he expects finger breaking to be light enough that he'll get out
Although excruciating, this torture device is actually pretty tame for a saw trap. It's only one hand and the bones can be reset. And unlike other traps which cause the victim to manually torture themselves, this guy only needs to rotate a switch.
Saw going back to its roots, I'm in for this one
I like how each >authentic and escapable saw trap gives a double meaning for example, the group trap in Saw 5 where the selfish nature of the victims blinded them from seeing that all the traps can easily be beaten without anyone dying by just working together and that each must give an equal amount of effort for it to be successful. and the theme are you willing to go through pain and sacrifice to be free and "learn your lesson" or do nothing and face the consequences of your actions.