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Is Saw scary for a 13 year old? ›

One thing that should be noted is that the Saw series gets more graphic, sad*stic, and disturbing as it goes on. Saw, Saw 2, and, Jigsaw, are probably okay for teens 16 and older. The other ones are NOT okay for anyone who is not an adult. Another thing is that this movie is definitely not okay for ALL 15 year-olds.

The third entry of the saga really made it's mark for being gruesome and graphic, and We learn Jigsaw is dying after kidnapping Dr. Lynn Denlon. She's forced to help keep Jigsaw alive by his new apprentice while a man named Jeff is subjected to a series of tests.

Parents need to know that Saw is a horror film about two men locked in a room, one of whom is tasked with killing the other in order to save his family. It's extremely violent, with shooting, physical fighting, and gore (such as intestines being pulled out), as well as death and dead bodies shown on-screen.

Why is John Krasinski not directing A Quiet Place: Day One? After the massive success of the first two "A Quiet Place" movies, John Krasinski decided to take a break from directing the franchise and instead produce a spinoff set in the same sci-fi/horror universe. Do you need to watch A Quiet Place 1 before 2?

What you will—and won't—find in this movie. No positive role models. Parents need to know that Saw III isn't for kids, though plenty of gore-loving teens will probably want to see this horror sequel. Like its predecessors, it follows a series of characters trapped in terrible, torturous situations.

Parents need to know that Saw II is not for kids. It features gruesome violence, with detailed, explicit imagery of bodies penetrated by sharp implements, shot, burned up, slammed, smashed, punched, kicked, sawed, cut, and dismembered.

Buena Vista, the film's foreign distributor, appealed the decision. After producers cut several of the "most violent scenes" to obtain a "not under 18" rating, it was released in Spain on October 8, 2010. Saw VI was banned in Trinidad and Tobago and Thailand.

Saw 2 is very gruesome,but its not very scary,if your a fan of the first you should still check it out,mainly because of Donnie Wahlberg and Tobin Bells impressive performances and a very unexpected twist,but you will be overall disappointed.

"Spiral" is arguably the least gory "Saw" of them all, with the franchise going in a more cop-movie direction. It still has a taste for carnage, though: A police officer known for lying on the witness stand is chained up by his tongue in a busy subway tunnel and the only way to escape is to let gravity take the wheel.

Parents Need to Know

Frequent over-the-top violence includes stabbing, shooting, hanging, fighting, slicing, and more. A pregnant woman suffers a bloody miscarriage. There's some nonsexual male nudity, a shot or two of cleavage, and reference to prostitution.

Why is the blood pink in Saw 3D? ›

For the many who complain about why the blood is pink in #Saw3D - it had to be re-coloured to a pink hue for the 3D conversion otherwise it would have looked too dark in the final movie if they've kept it a vivid red.

The German Collector's Edition by Kinowelt contains both an R-rated version (with commentary and English DTS-ES sound) and an uncut version (labeled "Director's Cut", with a music video and a soundtrack CD). The Saw I + II steelbook edition includes what is labeled the "U.S. Director's Cut" of "Saw".

A Quiet Place: Day One reveals the aliens feed on people, using them as a food source to grow their eggs. Director Michael Sarnoski hints at the creatures' family-like dynamics and farming behavior without over-explaining their actions.

The role of Frodo was actually performed by two felines, Schnitzel and Nico.

Does Frodo the cat survive A Quiet Place: Day One? Deep breaths, animal lovers: Frodo the cat lives — as do the native rodents scurrying around Manhattan. It seems the Death Angels aren't much for snacking.

11-13 year olds may be better equipped to navigate the scary movie scene on some level but each child is different. If your child watches something that they say is not scary to them but then starts coming to you at night wanting to sleep closer to you or is having nightmares let their behavior speak for them.

It depends on you as a parent & him as a child. My kids watched Saw before they were 11, but in our family grandma on down horror movies are an everyday thing so it wasn't abnormal. Absolutely not. The Saw films are shocking and grisly—and have a total absence of positive portrayals/representations.

If your child is afraid of the dark, they're not alone. “It's very common in children and adolescents alike,” says Thomas Ollendick, a distinguished professor emeritus at the Child Study Center at Virginia Tech who has dedicated much of his career to understanding fears and phobias in children.

Fear Street One Review

I rated this movie a 15+ because there is LOTS of gore scenes, lots of stabbing, boy gets hit it the head with an axe, girl gets shoved through a bread slicer and lots of swearing. Overall great movie though.