Sawdcast

Sawdcast

By Tim and NicTV & Film
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Sawdcast episodes

  • The Game (1997)

    I want to play...THE Game?! This week we see how fun it is to celebrate your birthday by losing your entire mind and sense of control. A labyrinth that even John Kramer would be proud of. We got nepo babies, elicit photos, and Jefferson Airplane. Plus we discuss the importance of a certain literary classic.

    1 hr 36 min
  • The Collection (2012)

    If you though this was gonna be about some trading cards or porcelain dolls, think again buddy. We rejoin are buddies Arkin and the Collector in this emotional will they/won't they. Less bugs in this one, but they are way more intense. We also get in to how easy it is to pick a lock as long as you just have any piece of metal on hand. Buckle up, Buttercup.

    1 hr 46 min
  • The Collector (2009)

    We have officially entered the territory of Saw adjacent, baby. This movie has everything from expensive jewels to cool bugs. We discuss acid goo and electric fish. Also what role would you do on a movie set if you were paid in soda and chips?

    1 hr 54 min
  • Saw X (2023)

    We did it, Joe. This week we discuss the film with the most John Kramer yet! This one's got many a cameo, and plenty of twists and turns (Like I even needed to tell you that). Nic and Tim also give their rankings for all 10 films, try to decipher the order of their rankings based on the clues given.

    2 hr 4 min
  • Spiral (2021)

    We got the final part of the stinker trilogy here, folks. Chris Rock is investigating some traps even scarier than a slap. We got hot wax AND broken glass. We got Samuel L Jackson with AND without a mustache. And we even have some poignant and sensitive discussions about a certain Tom Hanks flick.


    Also there are some minor audio issues...again. I swear if this keeps happening Craig.chat will find himself in his own trap

    >:(

    1 hr 55 min
  • Jigsaw (2017)

    Our journey through the stinker trilogy continues. This movie has everything: Buckets, Lasers, Corn, and More Lasers. Apparently John Kramer has a nephew who loves motorcycles. Also we do a deep dive on Aujeszky's Disease and how it can impact a farming community. Plus, The Mayor gets involved :O It's non-stop action in this one. Buckle up, or should I say 'Bucket Up' ;)

    1 hr 45 min
  • Saw 3D (2010)

    Well you knew you'd be here eventually. This is the first episode of the stinker trilogy. Listen to us decide what's worse: Racism or Infidelity. At least we get the return of an All-Star Saw character, and maybe just maybe we get an update on our most favorite stinky bathroom.

    1 hr 45 min
  • SAW VI (2009)

    Y'all ready for this? Because we have a good one for you. The ep with the most twists yet. We got zoos, we got steam, we got acid, and you better believe we got critiques of the medical care system of the United States. Also a new theme song for trivia, it cost me an arm and a leg to get the rights if you know what I mean ;)

    1 hr 54 min
  • Saw V (2008)

    I got 5 on it! This week we have Sarah guesting to help us figure out who is more evil: Reporters or Real Estate Developers. We also discuss how Hoffman is being a total pick me as an apprentice, tbh. Tune in to hear about a little manual that can help you deliver a baby in a taxi cab, and who knows maybe it could help you in a Saw trap.


    Follow Sarah on Intstagram @sarahcurlyhaira

    1 hr 45 min
  • Saw IV (2007)

    Fourth time's the charm, baby. In this episode we finally see why John Kramer is the way he is, and we learn about the world's worst acupuncture treatment. And there seems to be a possibility of a new Jigsaw Apprentice, but whomst could it be? Also stick around at the end to uncover the answer to the age old question: Why does the Cat hate the Mouse?

    1 hr 17 min

About Sawdcast

From the publisher's feed

I want to play a... Podcast?! This is the show about everything Saw and Saw adjacent. We dive into the infamous series to talk about traps, games, keys, riddles, more. Some ask "Why?", and we are here to ask "Why not?".