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‘A bit like meditation’: why Saw is my feelgood movie

Surprisingly, horror films can serve as comfort movies. A writer shares their unique affection for the Saw franchise, describing how its themes of survival and struggle provide a thrill and distraction. The experience is akin to meditation...

The Guardian· Aug 24, 2026 · 11:31 AM · 34 views

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Surprisingly, horror films can serve as comfort movies. A writer shares their unique affection for the Saw franchise, describing how its themes of survival and struggle provide a thrill and distraction. The experience is akin to meditation through discomfort, reminding them of the value of being alive.

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