Video Tag
Every video tagged “Jigsaw” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
20 videos
This short tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates how to recreate the iconic Billy the Puppet look from the Saw franchise using entirely latex-free products. The artist uses cream-based face paints and eyeshadows to build up the character's signature pale base, bold red cheek spirals, and dark accents. At just three minutes, the video delivers a fast, focused breakdown ideal for last-minute Halloween costume planning. The latex-free approach makes it accessible to a wider audience, including those with skin sensitivities.
The host unboxes the officially licensed SAW Billy Puppet prop from Trick or Treat Studios, giving viewers a first look at the product straight from the packaging. The video offers a close-up reveal of the prop's details for fans of the franchise considering a purchase. At just four minutes, it serves as a quick but enthusiastic showcase of the collectible horror piece.
This short teaser covers the announcement of Jigsaw and Billy the Puppet coming to Dead by Daylight as new content. The Slash 'N Cast crew reacts to and breaks down the teaser trailer for the horror gaming community. At roughly two minutes, it serves as a quick news-and-reaction piece rather than a tutorial or haunt build.
This video is a full no-commentary gameplay session of Dead by Daylight, featuring the Pig — a killer character inspired by the Saw franchise. The channel, Slash 'N Cast, focuses on horror gaming content and slasher-adjacent media. While the Saw and horror aesthetics overlap with Halloween culture, this is primarily a video game playthrough rather than Halloween prop, haunt, or costume content.
A short-form clip capturing a Billy Puppet cosplayer at a Halloween event — apparently Kings of Horror in San Antonio — interacting with attendees in character. The cosplayer, complete with Billy's signature look, humorously "tries to run over" the creator on a tricycle. The video was shot during the 2023 Halloween season and showcases the fun, immersive atmosphere of live horror-themed events.
Slash 'N Cast covers the newly revealed SAW-branded asymmetrical multiplayer horror game, discussing what the announcement means for fans of the genre. The hosts contextualize the reveal within the broader landscape of horror-IP games like Friday the 13th: The Game and Evil Dead: The Game. The episode runs as a news-and-reaction format, offering commentary and early impressions on the title.
This short video showcases a Billy the Puppet prop — the iconic doll from the Saw/Jigsaw franchise — apparently from Dolls of Horror in San Antonio. The creator leans into the character's signature 'I want to play a game' premise for a fun, spooky presentation. It appears to feature the puppet on its tricycle, highlighting the prop's look and possibly its animatronic or sound features.
This short review from the Haunt Former channel takes a close look at two officially licensed Jigsaw face masks from Trick or Treat Studios — a flesh-tone version and a death version — both based on John Kramer as portrayed by Tobin Bell in the Saw franchise. The video compares the two masks, examining how each captures a distinct look of the iconic character. It is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series dedicated to Halloween prop and costume evaluations.
Slash 'N Cast delivers a horror news and discussion episode covering updates on the Friday the 13th video game, including an in-game Easter egg or DLC related to the character Fox from Part 3. The hosts also touch on a new Jigsaw movie poster and a fresh image from the IT adaptation. This appears to be a casual fan-driven horror news podcast in video format rather than a Halloween prop, haunt, or tutorial production.
A short-form horror comedy or cosplay skit pairing Regan from The Exorcist with Jigsaw from the Saw franchise in a playful 'love games' scenario. The content appears to be a lighthearted crossover parody featuring two iconic horror characters. Published by Haunted Attraction Network, it likely targets horror fans and cosplay enthusiasts with its mashup humor.
This short review from the Haunt Former channel takes a close look at the officially licensed Saw Billy Puppet vacuform mask from Trick or Treat Studios. The reviewer examines the mask's construction, detailing, and screen-accurate appearance. At just four minutes, it delivers a focused assessment aimed at horror fans and Halloween shoppers considering the purchase.
Slash 'N Cast is a horror-focused podcast and commentary channel covering the latest news in the slasher genre. This episode touches on a content update for Friday the 13th: The Game alongside news about the title reveal of the SAW sequel. The hosts discuss topics of interest to horror fans and gamers, with links to related community spaces and events.
Slash 'N Cast hosts Nic Christian and Riley Lorden celebrate their one-year anniversary while reacting to and discussing new trailers and images for the upcoming horror films Jigsaw and IT. The episode also touches on other horror news including updates on Jeepers Creepers 3. As a podcast-style video show, the content is centered on horror movie commentary and fan discussion rather than Halloween DIY or haunt production.
Haunt Former reviews Saw X (2023), the tenth entry in the long-running Saw franchise, which brings back John Kramer as the central figure. The film follows Kramer after he falls victim to a fraudulent cancer treatment, setting the stage for a characteristically brutal and bloody chapter in the series. The review evaluates how well the sequel delivers on the franchise's signature tension and gore while offering something fresh for longtime fans.
Haunt Former takes a deep dive into the SAW franchise in this podcast-style 'OverReview,' blending an overview of the series with critical commentary. The discussion covers the full span of the SAW canon, exploring its signature traps, gore, and moral dilemmas that have kept audiences hooked across multiple films. It's a conversational, Halloween-season-appropriate look at one of horror's most complex and enduring franchises.
This video is a review of the 2004 horror film Saw, part of the Haunt Former channel's ongoing horror review series. The reviewer covers the film's premise, atmosphere, and key elements that have made it a landmark in the survival-horror genre. As a Halloween-adjacent channel, Haunt Former contextualizes classic horror films within the broader haunting and Halloween enthusiast community.
Haunt Former reviews Spiral: From the Book of Saw (2021), the Saw franchise spin-off starring Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson. The video examines the film's story of a detective navigating a precinct of corrupt cops while tracking a killer inspired by Jigsaw's legacy. At 18 minutes, it offers a thorough critical take on whether the film successfully carries the Saw torch with a fresh narrative angle.
This short review segment covers Jigsaw, the eighth entry in the long-running Saw franchise, released in 2017. The host evaluates how well the film holds up within the series' legacy, presenting it as part of the recurring R.I.P. Reviews series on the Haunt Former channel. At just five minutes, the video offers a quick, opinionated take aimed at Halloween and horror enthusiasts. The channel itself spans a broader range of Halloween content including prop builds, haunted houses, and haunt stories.
This short unboxing video features merchandise from Fright-Rags, a horror-themed apparel and accessories retailer. The creator opens items from an end-of-year blowout sale, showcasing horror-inspired clothing and collectibles including items referencing Jigsaw and Alfred Hitchcock. It offers a quick look at the brand's product range for fans of horror movie merchandise.
Haunt Former attempts to condense the notoriously convoluted SAW franchise storyline into roughly 25 minutes of spoiler-filled recap and commentary. The video covers the overarching lore of the Jigsaw killer and key characters like Hoffman and Billy the puppet across the full series, including SAW X. It's presented with the channel's signature mix of haunt-industry personality and horror enthusiasm rather than as a formal film analysis.
