The Reverse Bear Trap is a trap from the Saw franchise, appearing on several occasions throughout the series. The trap was a mechanical contraption that was attached to its victim's head, and secured with a padlock. A timer was attached to …

Jan 4, 2021 · When the trap was activated, it pretty much forced both of your jaws to move at opposite directions at the same time with ungodly force. Your upper jaw was pushed into your skull, your jaw also pushed into your nose and eyes.

Sep 30, 2023 · The Reverse Bear Trap is a fan-favorite prop, appearing in Saw video games, merchandise, and cosplay, making it a natural choice for representing the entire franchise.

The Reverse Bear Trap is a trap from the Saw franchise, appearing on several occasions throughout the series. The trap was a mechanical contraption that was attached to its victim's head, and secured with a padlock. A timer was attached to …

Aug 10, 2019 · The "Reverse Bear Trap" part was most likely just a comparision by John and not an actual part of the traps design. A real bear trap closes on its' victim with enough pressure to destroy flesh and bones, and the RBT simply bursts open with the same pressure and thereby does the same damage, only in a different direction.

The Reverse Bear Trap is a trap from the Saw franchise, appearing in the original short film Saw. The reverse bear trap was a complex mechanical contraption built with multiple metallic components. The frontal section consisted of two movable, bent metal parts that …

The reverse bear trap was a complex mechanical contraption built with multiple metallic components. The frontal section consisted of two movable, bent metal parts that lay on each other. Each of these parts could be equipped with up to five blades. Those blades were shoved into the victim's mouth, preventing them from speaking or removing the ...

Feb 25, 2020 · Designed and built by Tobin Bell's John Kramer, a.k.a. "Jigsaw", the reverse bear trap is as deceptively simple as it is violent and gruesome. Essentially a repurposed traditional bear trap built to fit around a person's head, with the jaws of the trap wired to the victim's upper and lower jaw, and secured with a padlock.

Sep 28, 2018 · Active Reverse Bear Traps initiate the Death timer, a countdown timer displayed on the Survivor’s Status icon that expires after 150 seconds. Once the Death timer expires, the Active Reverse Bear Traps snaps open, automatically sacrificing the Survivor .

Nov 22, 2023 · The reverse bear trap is essentially the reason the franchise exists at all. A version of the sequence was filmed as a short film and that’s what convinced the producers to fund the first film. Now, in the film proper, it was also the first time we saw the Jigsaw mythology “work”.