Netflix to remove seven Saw franchise films this month — a binge-watching guide
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Maria Loreto
Summary
Netflix is set to remove seven of the ten Saw franchise films from its platform later this month. The article serves as a guide for fans to binge the series before it leaves, providing a ranked overview of the Saw movies from worst to best, along with context about the franchise's legacy in horror cinema.
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· 3 pulledSeven out of the 10 films that make up the franchise will be leaving the platform very soon.
It's time to start bingeing.
The Saw franchise has been a staple of horror cinema for nearly two decades.
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