From the producers of the Saw franchise and director Darren Lynn Bousman (Saw II, Saw III and Saw IV), based on a screenplay by Darren Smith & Terrance Zdunich from their original stage play,

Jigsaw might be dead, but his traps live on in Saw V, which opens in theaters on Oct. 24. Get in the mood for the fifth entry of the horror franchise by perusing our photo slideshow,

This Thursday night, October 23rd, go see the Saw marathon – Saw, Saw II, Saw III, and Saw IV - leading up to the midnight premiere of Saw V – at select AMC locations! It's only $15 to see all five movies.

Saw IV villain Tobin Bell's creepy movie puppet sidekick Billy is such a hit in his household, the actor's young son will hit the streets at Halloween dressed like him. Bell will join his kid for Wednesday's frightfest.

Yesterday at Comic-Con during Spike TV's panel discussion hosted by Henry Rollins, Saw franchise producer Mark Burg announced that he would be collaborating with Darren Lynn Bousman, director of Saw II, III, & IV, to remake David Cronenberg's 1981 horror classic, Scanners.

The long-awaited fourth installment of the Rambo franchise will be the goriest yet, filmmakers have promised. John Rambo producer John Thompson reveals he had to "raise the stakes" in the latest movie which stars action hero Sylvester Stallone, in a bid to compete with other "gory" movies, like Saw III.

Rapper T.I. has accused those calling for hip-hop lyrics to be censured of having double standards because they're not looking into other areas of the entertainment industry.

The destiny of the coveted golden popcorn lies in the hands of the viewers as MTV: Music Television today announced the nominees for the "2007 MTV Movie Awards." Dominating the pack is 300 with 5 nominations followed by Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest with 4 nods.

Lionsgate and Twisted Pictures announced that Darren Lynn Bousman is back to helm the next installment of the Saw franchise, the most successful horror series in history. Production offices opened February 12 in Toronto to begin pre-production on Saw IV. The film is slated to begin shooting April 16 for six weeks and will be released domestically and internationally October 26, 2007.

A radio advertisement for horror movie Saw III has been banned from airing during the periods when parents drive their children to and from school, after complaints it scared young kids.