Saw IV to Hit Theatres with Usual Pomp, Circumstance, Bloodshed — er, Drive

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If you’re a fan of the Saw film series, you probably love the irony with which every release is married to a blood drive.

Saw, a series of films about a man who grants (?) the gift of appreciating life by surrounding victims with situational puzzles that lead to death or grisly victory (but mainly death), is coming out with its 4th release this October 26.

Until then, Adfreak says a campaign will be traveling around the country to attract donors and promote the film. Saw‘s blood drives have allegedly already generated enough blood to save 112,500 lives.

That merits a smile considering the fictional lives taken (and so imaginatively!) over the course of the series. We’ve just blown an hour in a half reading about all the traps from the first three films.

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