Most Beatable Saw Traps
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2021
- After looking at Saw traps that were extremely difficult to win, we're going to look at the easiest. Throughout the franchise we've all seen traps that made us think "I can do that" and while we're lucky enough to not be in that situation it does make you think that you can win this one. In this video we'll count down these traps and decide which one (or 2) are the easiest out of all the 9 movies.
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I hate when the trap is so easy to manipulate and to beat but the victims still managed to choose the worst and most painful way to solve it
how i felt with the fatal 5. all they had to do was work together
Wouldn’t make for a good movie😂
Think of the stupid things you've done in your life. Now think of all the ways you could've avoided those stupid things. It's easy to judge in hindsight, hard to make a plan of your own.
your fight-or-flight mechanism mixed with extreme confusion and fear causes... well, causes you to not think straight and make terrible mistakes
edit: also sprinkle in a spoonful of pain and agony if the trap happens to be attached IN your body some way or another
@@spark7922 you got a point
Saw 3: "You need to make up your mind and help these people as fast as possible"
Saw 4: "You love helping people too much, you need to be slow and stop helping people"
saw 5 "stop thinking about yourself and help the others"
@@ewanwaddell2082 Saw 6: “you know what just choose who lives and dies idk”
Comment more please anyone, i don't want this to be stopped
Jigsaw/Saw 8: Teamwork makes the dreamwork and no cheating, please.
Jigsaw 9: The Most creative suicide wins, I ran out of ideas
I would also be slightly annoyed if I stabbed myself in the pectorals with 2 hooks and had to raise up only to fall onto concrete and my wife is burned to death.
Just miiiiiildly miffed I am sure.
A minor inconvenience.
@Vitamin Bleach don’t overreact smh, i’d bee a bit cranky for around a minute
@@_cottony_ it's just like tripping over a rock but not falling
@@ImaPizzaK exactly like that yeah
I think Bobby's last trap failing on him even though he did everything right is just a wonderful 'fuck you' to him. like "thats a nice trap you made up. now im gonna show you first hand why it wouldnt work"
The annoying thing is that it should work. Suspension is a form of body modification where people do pretty much that. The hooks are smaller and don't go as deep, but they still don't rip. People can hang from just two hooks for a long time and swing around. He should have had more than enough time to connect the cables.
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I agree although i havent seen his trap in a while when i was watching it i think jigsaw even hinted to bobby that it wouldnt have worked which is even worse as he didnt realize the hint
Tipping it
@@Fit4C I know you mean well, but why bring religion into a video like this. I'm not religious myself, so all I can say is that I wish you the best, and that the people that matter most to you in life love you unconditionally, and I'm happy you have faith, in my country we are all predominately atheists, and I hate atheism because they go on about the religious preaching to others when they don't want religion, but then do the same thing to religious people, you can't change how people see the world, unless they themselves want to change, so I hate the hypocrisy of some atheists, besides if we all believed the same thing then life would be boring, and I hate to label myself as an atheist, but alas, I am. Sorry for going on a tangent, you mean well, and you are obviously a good person, so I really do wish you the best. And if there is a god, you will make it to heaven. My point is, this isn't the video to open a potential can of worms, I hope you don't get any hate. Have a good day, and happy Halloween.
To be fair, with Bobby's pectoral trap, Jigsaw didn't come up with it; Bobby did. It was recreated and shows how little thought he put into his bullshit when his masterful escape he always talked about utterly fails.
It was so weird. He had to CONNECT cables to stop the machine? Wouldn’t disconnecting cables make more sense?
@@gavintheshiba8304 they maybe power a device that holds the fire back😂
@@gavintheshiba8304 The game he invented didn't even make sense LOL
@@gavintheshiba8304 that’s how bad he was at lying surprised anyone believed him
Which means his wife was going to die anyways, making him a "murderer"
I think that jigsaw and his colleagues know that people will panick and won’t think logically enough for traps with gears exposed and stuff.
Incorrect. John Kramer WANTED them to beat their traps. Everyone else didn't.
i disagree. almost all of the traps made by john specifically were beatable in some way. his goal was to never kill anyone, it was teach a lesson and make people appreciate life. it's fucked up how he does it but each trap is designed with this purpose.
@@pasteldaydream8336 Except for all the people who have no way to influence their own survival and have to rely on other people succeeding/failing (which is most of the victims)
@@stevemega sure but that doesn't change the fact that they were still beatable.
@@pasteldaydream8336 it does mean that what you said doesn’t make much sense though
No honorable mention for the girl who just had to stick one hand into a box to get a syringe and use the other to keep the blades off her wrist?
Hell she didn't even have to do that, the producers mentioned a key she could grab to just unlock the box without putting her hand in it.
Girl really put her hands in an obvious trap that even a child could have spotted
@@mobile_player4516 To be fair, she was kinda blitzed out of her mind due to the nerve toxin
@@mobile_player4516 the effects of nerve gas is reduced vision, she couldn't have seen it plus it was hard to see. She was way too delirious and on the verge of death like you really can't blame her. Plus another effect of nerve gas is reduced cognitive function so she couldn't make as smart decisions
The traps in the house weren't really that hard. If they had taken just a moment to think and worked together, most or all of them could have easily survived.
But they had the added difficulty of the nervegas and some of them acted like total dicks messing shit up for the others.
While I understand what you’re saying about Bobby’s chest hook trap failing, I would argue that that’s kinda the point. The whole reason that Bobby was put into the trap in the first place is because he was pretending to have survived a Jigsaw game, so Jigsaw’s final test was to make him do the trap that Bobby claimed he survived. If the trap was impossible, it’s as much Bobby’s fault as it is Jigsaw’s.
I feel like it's really dumb though
Jigsaw is supposed to be testing peoples' will to live to redeem them for whatever bad thing they did, but then someone fails not because of will but because they didn't know their physics
@@unicornbunny6307 they dont stick to this reasoning at all though, he kills people for no reason a lot, like in amandas test theres a random guy that dies for no reason, and in the other video of unbeatable saw traps it's obvious he doesn't care if they live
@@MarsheIIo Or, hell, the myriad of competition traps that require someone to die in order to be completed.
@@unicornbunny6307 the test thing isn’t accurate tho, there are a lot more innocents killed (like the family and friends of the people being “tested”, the cops being executed for doing their job…)
The biggest flaw of this trap is that in real world it is impossible to fail. It may sound crazy but there are thousands of people who lift themselves by hooks in their skin for fun. There is even a whole religion where flesh hook suspension is a part of rituals.
Not only is skin strong enough to lift one's body, but the guy from Saw put the hooks in his muscles which are even stronger.
I don't know if it was on purpose, but I believe why the traps in Spiral were so simple was because it's a copy cat, when something is copied it's almost never perfectly mirrored like the original, so they'll be some obvious flaws, because the copy cat isn't Jigsaw, and isn't as clever as jigsaw.
The traps in spiral were awful and unfair
@@corimoon3360 Them being unfair was kind of by design imo. They didn't subscribe to Jigsaw's mentality of "being reborn" or whatever, they were executions using Jigsaw's name as a means to an end.
The thing is John had many copy cats or colleagues or whatever. Like Amanda && Hoffman (or whatever his name was) for example , they destroyed Kramers meaning for the games && after he died ordered for both of them to be executed.
Also the traps arent as elaborate because John was a mechanical engineer, he knew how to build stuff while in Spiral, the villain didnt have much knowledge in building things.
@@Dan-df2ep He was actual only a civil engineer
The bottle trap was absolutely ridiculous. So many things he could have done. Like, just put the bin in front of the holes the glass is coming from, and work on the padlock between waves
Most traps in spiral are totally dumb
yeah, my very first thoughy wasn't even "climb to the conveyor belt and knocks off the bottle", it was "find something as a shield and put it in front of the exit chute", even easier
I think what makes Amanda's reverse bear trap so iconic, unique, and scary isn't the fact that it's one of the most beatable, but rather how scary it'll become if she doesn't take it off in time.
Either way that is the easiest trap ever. You don’t inflict pain on you.
@@angelalzamora8194 I do inflict pain on me, actually. 😢
yes like any other trap. actually it is probably an instant death so no pain
Jeff's traps were all relatively simple. It's part of why everyone can't stand him as a protagonist.
Slow ass jeff
@@smugofbishamonten1447 SAMF is the best Saw protagonist!
jeff is the worst. all he had to do was listen for like five seconds and the collar bomb wouldn’t have killed him and his wife.
Jeff is actually the best protagonist for several reasons. (I won't go into them unless one of you reply to me wanting to hear my reasons)
But in his defense, Timothy wasn't savable because there was nowhere to put the key. Even if he did move faster, the guy would've died that horrific way. Thanks Hoffman. >:/
@@lordkinesis4432 I want to know your reasonings for him being the best
Bobby could have avoided the electric shock, if he had just stepped on the wires. He was wearing freaking boots. Good job Jigsaw.
Even if he got to his wife, she was chained with no way to get unchained. He couldn't get her out and had to connect the cables to save her.
Jigsaw didn't come up with the scenario. He did.
@@MrParkerman6 Jigsaw could have easily made sure that Bobby was shoeless for this. At least.
It’s a flaw that Jigsaw oversaw, because he was fixated on replicating the trap from Bobby’s lies.
@@leflores91 jigsaw didn't oversee it, he never wanted him shoeless he just recreated the trap from Bobby's lies. Imo jigsaw never actually cared about Bobby's traps he just made Bobby's lies come true
I think the easiest trap in the franchise was the one where the antidote to the poison was in a box with blades you had to put your arms through. There was a key behind the box that would open it with no need to cut yourself.
Oh yeah the Blade Trap from 2. The real trap was the blades themselves because considering the other traps they saw, of course they would've think that putting your hands through the blades is the solution. It's too bad they don't take the time to thoroughly inspect the traps first before assuming that option was the only one.
@@zeospark9715 Yeah. In fact, most of Jigsaw’s traps can be survived with little to no injury to the victim if said victim can control their panic and really think about their situation rationally. But the victim, like most would in such a conundrum, panics and makes bad choices.
Even if the victim in the trap I mentioned didn’t notice the key to the bladed box they could’ve easily freed themselves by holding their arms perpendicularly to the floor and then rotating their arms back and forth to shimmy out of the blades without cutting themselves.
@@TheNightWatcher1385 To be fair, she was delirious because of the poison.
Don't even need the key. Just use one hand to keep the blades off your wrists and the other to grab the poison.
Or smash the box ?
6:46
"Your survival instincts will tell you to do one thing, but I insist you, to do the opposite" this was quite clear actually
I mean this game relies on not one of them having the sense to shout "Get my key too while you are down there!" 🤣🤣
That's not clear with a decapitate trap in front of you.
Make a video on how to escape being chased by Michael Myers or Jason
That could be interesting. We've seen so many movies with them, it's pretty well defined what works and what doesn't.
Just run lol
A brisk jog
Just loop and use pallets
just fucking run or jog in a straight line
I don't know if it counts as a trap, but the easiest one was in Saw 2 with Eric Matthews original test. All Kramer asks him to do is sit and talk until a certain time has passed. That is literally the easiest test in the series, and it was only Eric's impatience that led to him losing. The clues were there that Kramer knew Eric's son would be fine, but no one put two and two together.
Exactly!!
That’s probably my favorite ‘trap’ in the whole series
It's easy to say it's easy when your watching a film. Matthews was watching his son go through a torture house and you expect him to be calm and sit with him all the way. Not even that but Kramer insited that he would take him to the house, what was he going to say? No? Nah i'm alright watching my son die?
@@zac1794 I'm not saying it wasn't difficult in terms of what he was watching. I can understand not acting rationally when his son's in danger.
I'm just saying this was the most survivable trap. That's all. In fact, even when he didn't do what Kramer wanted, he still almost got away.
Jigsaw really tested him. Amanda was put there to protect his son but there was no guarantee because the convict that was really muscular and hot headed was willing to kill anyone in the house even Amanda and the game could have went another way with his son being killed by someone else in the house
I’m late but remember, John didn’t save that guy because he was unlucky, but because he believed his mistake he made (accidentally switching johns head scan with one without the cancer, leading to him not being able to cut the cancer out) was unfair to him and wasn’t his fault necessarily. It makes complete sense in that context.
It still doesn’t cause the last guy standing in that trap was also there cause of an accident… John still put him through the test. It’s just kind of a dumb twist IMO.
no he saved him because john felt a need to save him because he messed up the time the syringe knocked him out for and that he considered unfair to him as he didnt get a chance to compete
@@LocseryuOfficial that still doesn’t work. in the first saw movie adam didn’t get a chance to compete either since his key went down the drain as soon as he woke up + he was left to die even though he won. jigsaw was never fair.
@@oui2375 Well jigsaw was flat on the ground mate, i dont think he knew that adam never got the key until it was too late
@@LocseryuOfficial jigsaw was conscious, hearing everything and even being able to electrocute lawrence and adam. he could’ve stopped the game because it was «unfair », but didn’t. he still left adam to die even if he won.
jigsaw doesn’t care about being fair, there were plently of instances where he killed innocents, or people who didn’t have a choice (like the guy amanda had to kill).
Yeeeah... the pig vat trap used to seem stupidly easy. Then I had kids, and now it's one of the hardest traps in the franchise for me. My oldest kid is about the same age as Jeff's son was. The idea of tragically losing him and then being forced to watch all of his favorite stuff burn to ashes? Jeez, just the thought chokes me up. That scene now invariably makes me teary-eyed, and the whole game packs the hardest punch. I just feel so much for Jeff, and can totally see myself getting lost in the same headspace he's in at the beginning of the movie, if that happened to my kid. Pushing that button might have been physically easy. It might not have caused egregious bodily injury, but emotionally? That trap was devastating. Not easy at all.
I don't have kids but I wouldn't sacrifice a stranger's kid toys to save a judge. I know how precious some objects are
@@waverlyearp34even if the kid is dead
Okay, since they’re so beatable, would you like to play a game?
Oh fuck
Yes, I'm sad and lonely
yes pls
But only the ones that are impossible to beat and kills me instantly
No
8:36 that’s psychological torture it looks simple but half of us would be able to click the button burning the last thing we have of a loved one to save someone who you just see as an asshole is just cruel
True true
True. It does also depends heavily on the individual mindsets too.
Vengeance and revenge is a slippery slope though. An eye for an eye and all that. Yes he was the judge who gave the killer of his child a light sentence, however, by killing him/allowing him to die makes you just as bad as the killer. I was always told "Be the bigger person" - Ultimately those are just items, sentimental yes, but that judge is a living human being and you'd have to sleep at night (providing you survived this ordeal) knowing as an upstanding member of the society and the law that you have taken the life of another when you easily had a chance to save them
@@IDexsorIt doesn't make you just as bad as the motivation is different
The thing with the guy being unconscious and Kramer saving him actually makes sense. We see over and over again that Kramer has a very strict sense of fair play and, while there might have been other traps that were less fair that he used, he ALWAYS made sure that they were beatable and that the person in them got a chance to "Play".
I think the riddle in saw 5 was incredibly clear and I knew or would have known the idea behind the traps in the second trap. I'm pretty sure jigsaw talked about how selfish each person was and basically said "Don't be selfish". The first trap was beatable if they all just moved faster without knowing that all the keys were the same, the second the spaces were obviously large enough for 2 people
The 1st game was easy if they all took turns to get the key. instead of pulling each other. And yeah, the devices being the same was a clue that all keys were identical anyway.
The second game was really easy too
all of the traps in there can be easily complete had they work with each other, bathroom were suppose to have multiple people getting electrocuted in a non-fatal amount. and the blood bottle room suppose to have multiple people getting a tiny cut.
john let the bucket head guy go because if he didnt his last trap wouldnt have made sense its not his fault they screwed up
He was more of a "Fuckit" head guy
Many apologies if I've got this wrong, but my understanding was he wasn't let go - we see him dead soon after. I thought he let go of Logan in a flashback?
Another easily beatable trap(?) was in SAW II. The trap where you have to stick your arm in a hole with blades, attached to a glass box, to get a antidote. All you had to do was use one hand to push all the blades up and put your hand through, getting it relatively unscathed. Though, I don't know if this counts as a trap...
Also, the key was in the lock to open it, the trap hinges on the victim not being mentally awake
@@NaphtaliFox But not being mentally awake is the same with all traps though...
@@Fantocore yes, but this one, if awake in any capacity, isnt a trap
@@NaphtaliFox Welp, can't argue with that...
Let’s take a shot when we see this trap in the comments, try not to die
Since you mentioned the pig trap in 3, I feel it worth noting that all of the traps in 3 were for people the protagonist had every reason to want dead, and they were about testing his ability to forgive more than his ingenuity. That, and a couple unrelated people who were trapped by Jigsaw's students, who didn't exactly agree with his ideology and felt their victims deserved cruel deaths no matter what.
I think it makes sense that in Spiral the traps are less difficult because if I'm not mistaken, it's not John Kramer or anyone who apprenticed under him, meaning they likely don't have the same engineering skills that the original killer and his posse had
I think the Speedtrap would be easy to beat, mainly because if the glue is strong enough to rip your skin off, it's strong enough to rip the old dryied out leather off
Wait, you actually have a point. In real life the only thing that'd rip would be the leather, not the skin.
@@vasconcelos7356 Especially if it's a old car from the junkyard like shown
Horsepower trap is the real name, so I was confused lol
I think an honourable mention is the furnace trap from Saw 2. If they had have just taken the time to check it out and kept the door open, he would hav easily got the doses. Failing that, he would have at least seen the vial to turn off the cooker.
6:43 I remember thinking DURING the movie that after each person got the key and removed themselves from this collars trap in Saw 5, what were they doing? There was literally nothing stopping them from getting all the other keys and unlocking everyone else.
the whole point is that they are all selfish and only care about themselves.
The thing about Amanda's trap that was never fully explored was the fact that the guy he had to cut open was her drug dealer/pimp giving way to a more an emotional torture. I think it was explained in the DVD commentary but not entirely sure.
I have heard various theories and I do wish they had added that to the movie to give it even more tension there...
Also, I feel a little worried that so many people say it's easy to kill someone else?!
I don't think it was easy for her either - likely her brain just didn't have enough time to truly process that he wasn't dead. Her look afterwards says it all... She became a vicious killer, true, but not a heartless one. She had her reasons, even if they weren't the most logical solutions to her situation!
Kill someone or be killed, I think the answer is natural.
Don’t forget the hair trap in SAW 4, Rigg could have shot her pony tail off easily 😂
Not how it works
@@coolpool4191 how does it then
@@roshanpalsingh8089 one bullet shot isn’t enough ammunition to shoot the hair off. Unless someone tries it
@@coolpool4191 he legit had multiple rounds are you dumb
Irregardless of rounds and knifes he could have just chewed it off as well, like it is legitimately the easiest trap in the entire series if given some thought 😅
Tbh the cage/spikes trap would have seemed suspiciously easy to me. Like, 'I probably shouldn't step on the platform with
the spikes at all, there must be a hidden trap'.
yeah, the platform looks like it could fold in if landed on. I personally wouldn't want to risk that shit either.
I still don't understand why you'd choose trying that anyway over what he did... Just seems more risky to me
I like to imagine that the trap that Zeke was in wasn't actually a trap but essentially to start the rest of it
That furnace trap (in the second film I think) was super easy to beat. All they had to do was use one of the heavy stuff around them to keep the door from closing. Simple.
There was also a nob on the inside to turn of the furnace. If I remember correctly, it even had a picture of a devil pointing right at it too.
@@chickenking1753jigsaw hinted at it too "in hell, only the devil can help you"
All of these traps hurt my stomach but I can't help but to click the vid
Honestly, with the exception of the spiral saw trap, every trap from Jigsaw was the easiest to beat in the series. Unlike in Saw 5 it was very clear that no one had to die to complete the traps. Everyone figured out the blood puzzle except the sleeping guy who John saved, the druggie recognized which syringe was right and said it out loud but freaked out immediately after, there was no penalty for stopping the bike in the motorcycle room and all he needed to do was hit the brake while it was stopped. The last room was the worst by far, not only was the guy incapacitated and obviously not willing to fight but there was no time limit and no obvious danger meaning they had all the time in the world to figure it out. Clearly writing realistic character behavior is not the writers strong suit but not taking a second to think "hmm, none of the others had to die before, maybe there's a way out for both of us?" was mind-blowingly dumb.
Even as a kid I was like “why didnt he step on the hooks?”
You watched this as a kid ?
If only the Saw main characters would have known your channel lol
What about that one where you had to go into a coffin to avoid dying? That was pretty easy.
Bullshit, stepping in it would have absolutely killed you. The crushing walls were almost definitely just a backup plan in case Strahm didn’t get in the coffin, Hoffman would never put himself in a dangerous situation as demonstrated in the one trap where he stands on an ice cube that melts down until he touches a super hot surface and dies, except the surface wasn’t even hot in the first place and he rigged the trap to not die
The important thing about any trap with an exposed mechanism is that, if possible, it's not especially hard to jam up or even break the trap.
The problem with brazen bull trap is that while one can cheat (and cheating is the only way here because pectoral muscles can't hold his weight) in such situation and more if there is your wife one probably don't' dare to cheat. We also saw ho normally John and then Hoffman supervized the traps so can one really cheat without being punished?
Amanda's trap was ''easy'' for what we know that guy was not even important to her, the difficulty there was act quickly and don't have doubts in butchering a person who happens to be alive. I believe her trap didn't involve her harming herself and was not extremely difficult because John was targeting to manipulate and groom her into his accomplice, I don't see any other reason.
I think the only hard thing about Amanda’s trap would be the smell and also if you hate gore you’d have a bad time
9:20 Yes, very easy compared to the others, but that is still scary even if you are a few inches above the blades. For one, you are hanging on a free hanging cage. Two, you better stick your landing and not trip.
“If I were Bobby I’d be kind of annoyed” bro he literally watched his wife burn alive I think you could comfortably say angry.
I loved the unbeatable video I’m sure I’ll love this video
So, did you love it?
I think the shock and panic of thinking you’re so close to a painful death would make you go to drastic measures to survive and all you think is “I need to survive” not “how can I survive”
I definitely think that the Reverse Bear Trap is the easiest game to win, considering we saw two characters survive it on screen. And one of those times, it was meant to be an execution.
In that respect, the RBT might be tied with the Bathroom for easiest games to survive. At least two characters have also survived the Bathroom.
The second one was mere luck from Hoffman, if he didnt have that door he would have died
How to beat saw: in this trap-
Me: hold up just dont do crimes and you wont be in jigsaw's game
The wife in saw 3D was innocent. And if I remember correctly, that dude from the Venus Flytrap in Saw 2 was a police informant.
After Saw 3, it's "just don't be friends with a criminal." Doesn't matter if you're innocent or not, if you know someone evil, you will play the game lol
Don't forget the man that called in sick to work and was covered in flammable jelly cause I guess that's a horrific act to do
@@Killer1984able Also 'don't try to help people too much' and 'don't be sad about your dead son'
@@stevemega yea no don't cut yourself or fuckin smoke
Imagine being Jigsaw, setting a whole lotta traps up with so much work and braincells.. and this guy u want to put thru it just dies the most unspectecular way by falling into spikes after releasing himself xD
I have a feeling if Bobby stepped between the spikes in the last trap showcased, they would've folded up on him. Seems to easy to just land between them with little effort.
If that happened, it would be said it's easy, but taking that into account.
I know its a dream but the eye vacuum trap from Saw X is one of the most beatable. I kept thinking "Rip the bandaid off! Just turn the dial all the way up and you win!"
oh my god for real! Like all you have to do is turn the dial super fast and and all the pain will hapen at once! It made me so mad 😂
Maybe not considered a trap, but the easiest traps are things where players are specifically told not to do something. Aka the gun in the peephole in saw II or the no exit in jigsaw. No cheating required and you don’t necessarily need to do anything. The players in saw II were specifically told the key wasn’t supposed to be used on the door and there are easy ways to tell it’s a trap before the “trap” activates
imagine if he died on the first trap in saw 3d, that would be the most anticlimactic thing ever
I watch these just in case I find myself in a similar situation someday 👀
Just wanted to stop in and say I love your channel and really appreciate the effort you put into these videos. 😊
Hey I heard about your deathly trap called "thighs"... I'm willing to try my luck.
Just say no, he can't legally keep you in a trap without consent!
The problem is, Jigsaw usually leads the characters with his explanations. On the ceiling jar trap, for instance, he says "who will be the odd man out?" So people usually don't even think about other options in those intense moments.
Simone and Eddie’s trap with the scales in which they had to cut off their own flesh to tip the scales in their favour wasn’t actually as beatable as a lot of people say. If they did nothing, both would likely die since the screws were tightening regardless of if they were doing anything. If they put their clothes or the knives on the scale, Hoffman would likely use them for another ‘game’ or just go in afterwards and kill them anyways for cheating.
Been watching the Saw films over again for Halloween and I still love them. You should make a video on how to beat the creature from It Follows
That would be good
The antidote hand trap and furnace antidote trap were both pretty easy to beat.
Imagine going for one of the easy obvious solutions and then you start thinking "Wait, is this a trap within a trap?"
Bobby's trap also could've been done if he just pulled himself up a bit further. It looked like him pulling on the cords caused too much stress in his chest, allowing his skin to tear easier. If he had just gone up a little further he could've done it much easier
I got so sick of the Saw franchise because it was the same thing over and over, but I appreciate & respect the time, effort, & research that must go into these videos. Hope your channel blows up!
Never stop being a legend, man. :)
The only thing with the finger trap...wouldn't you need pressure from both sides for the finger traps to release? If there's no way to apply pressure to the other end, pretty sure all you're doing is just tightening the finger traps
Not really needed, you can get out of those things with just a bit of wiggling
Love the videos!!!
These videos are so unsettling but so satisfying
We appreciate you thankyou for making these videos 🙏🔥😈
Feels like most of these traps can be beaten just by being a handyman and understanding some mechanics.
Should have called detective tapp
Love your channel ❤️
yup
I love you’re channel it’s so cool
Keep up the good work
u know ur far down the youtube rabbit whole when ur deeply involved in these videos while never having seen any of the saw movies ever
6:23
“If I were bobby id be kind of annoyed” yes I too would be most displeased if I mutilated my body for nothing. Hate it when that happens, so inconvinient
Isn't Obi's trap from Saw II easy too? If he decide to crawl asap to valve before every torch activate he could win with only non-fatal burns
it's also really easy to see the antidote being connected to a chain so he shouldn't have grabbed the second one.
@@pasteldaydream8336 to be fair the other players probably wouldnt have let him out until he got the second antidote
Cmon man you made me watch all 9 movies this weekend
G.i. Jane 2 can't wait to see it
Jeff will forever be known as the guy who couldn’t make up his mind until it was too late
it would be pretty fun to see at least one or two traps where the victims cheat their way through
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"If I was Bobby I'd feel KINDA annoyed"
Chris still got slapped
“If I were Bobby, I’d feel kind of annoyed.” Meanwhile Bobby is bleeding out from 2 hooks being ripped out of his chest after he was unable to save his wife
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Looking from an outside perspective, the traps would seem to have an easy way out. If it were reality and you in that position, I’m sure the pressure would be high enough to dampen your thinking
Alternative title: Spiral was a badly written saw movie
@Syn Cloud Well the jigsaw clone isn't really much of an engineer compared to John
It's not badly written, it would be weird if some random guy just had the same engineering experience, and skill as John. And plus it's a soft reboot, so you should never start off with the biggest traps, if you're planning on making more in the reboot franchise.
Personally, Spiral could've been so much better if they had just brought in someone we were already familiar with, like one of the previous survivors or even Logan. Or they could've revamped an old trap
for the buckets trap people were debating if maybe spitting on the blades as saliva contains some stuff that blood has and maybe the blades worked by detecting iron or smh.
Bobby: *gets disembowelled*
"If I were Bobby, I would be kind of annoyed"
Who's watching this "just in case..."?
Another solution for Bobby's trap, he could've lowered himself down so that he was holding onto the bottom rims of the cage, then he probably could have been able to reach the spikes with his feet. If he did he could've kicked off them to get some momentum and start swinging, then he could let go when he was over the floor so that he would land safely. Even if he couldn't reach the spikes with his feet he could still try swinging.
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Cecil's trap (the knife chair) seemed easy. I mean, yeah. It would probably require plastic surgery afterwards. But pushing your face towards some knives doesn't seem like it would kill you.
he did win it, however he then attacked john cramer and fell into barbwire so he lost it out of his own stupiity
@@Aliceintraining Yep. His own stupidity killed him. It was just a few cuts on his cheeks and brow. Nothing even too bad too.
An influencer or model would hesitate through…
Stepping out of the tub to buy some time is a good idea, but won't the tub eventually overflow and make the floor deadly too? Not like that would stop him from disabling the trap before that happens though, just as you say.
Also the trap with the chains and the spinning blades, instead of letting it slowly pull you, walk close to it right away to have a bunch of loose chain. Hold the chain up to the blades, and let that cut your chains. And there will be sparks, but that’s where bucket helmet comes in, which will protect you.
I remember watching Fitchs trap for the first time in book of saw and distinctly thinking "can't he just climb out of the tub?"
It's also worth mentioning that saw 5s glass coffin, jigsaws handing collars (3 needles) and saw 6s acid needles would also be very easy to beat
also with the easiest to beat one with the ground spikes he could’ve climbed down the bottom of the cage as well and not had to drop at all
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