Saw III marks another film is announced without any press screenings which means one of three things:

1. The film is so good it will market and sell itself
2. The film is so bad that the company don't want the press to see it
3. People will go to see it because they've seen the last two Saw's

HorrorMovies thought much the same, but what do you think? Personally I could believe a little of each. Sure it will sell itself because of the hype of the last two and the idea of the end of the Saw franchise, after all trilogies tend to mean the series is over and usually end with something spectacular...except for Matrix.

Yet I have to be realistic. Good press sells tickets, and if they want to bypass that then they'll have to follow the Snakes on a Plane model, which didn't work too well. So that must be because they are scared the press trash it and their sales in the progress.

Will you go and see it anyway? I actually haven't seen the second film, so I'll be waiting for a DVD release.