Riley Presnell is a journalist for Collider, specializing in entertainment and pop culture. With a keen interest in horror movies and television shows, Riley's articles often delve into the behind-the-scenes details, true stories behind the fiction, and analysis of beloved films and series.
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Riley's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment news, particularly focusing on horror movies, TV shows, and true stories. She also covers gaming to a significant extent.
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By: Riley Presnell
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By: Riley Presnell
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It's late September and as much as I love summer and enjoy all the festivities, my body is so ready for the fall. I need soup, a hoodie, and some crunchy leaves to walk around on. Fall foliage is singlehandedly the prettiest part of fall, and I love nothing more than watching the leaves change. This inspires me to want to watch all the fall movies I can as I watch the leaves change in real-time. Quite a few movies feature beautiful fall scenery and will get you into the mood to celebrate autumn, but below are the five that I find to epitomize fall on the screen.
film. With now a total of 10 movies, in the franchise, Saw took over the splatter and gore horror genre and gave us all a new villain to be scared of. Plus, if anything, John Kramer made you rethink how you treated other people because one wrong move and you could end up in a Saw trap. With the movie's milestone anniversary, lets take a look at the top 5 best traps from the Saw franchise and how much they made us squirm.
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