Saw: The Ultimate Pop-Up Book

Britt Hayes is a professional writer with more than fifteen years of experience in journalism covering film, television, and cultural criticism. She is Deputy Editor at MovieWeb and has previously served as an editor for The Mary Sue, Birth.Movies.Death, and ScreenCrush. Her bylines also include The A.V. Club, The Austin Chronicle, and Fangoria. David Hawcock is a designer specializing in pop-up books, 3D novelty items, and advertising. He has created many well-known titles, including the Classic Pop-Up Tale series and The Amazing Pull-Out Pop-Up Body in a Book, and is happiest when building everything from working clocks to life-size skeletons. Vance Kelly is an award-winning illustrator, fine artist, printmaker, and graphic designer with an interest in mythology, fantasy, horror, and pop culture. Known for his album cover and poster art, his distinctive work appears across music, film, advertising, apparel, and publishing.

"Normally you have to risk death and dismemberment to experience Jigsaw’s traps, but with Saw: The Ultimate Pop-Up Book the biggest threat is a paper cut.Written by Britt Hayes, illustrated by Vance Kelly, and engineered by David Hawcock, the 12-page novelty book features more than 20 pop-ups that bring the Saw franchise’s most unforgettable moments to life.Readers can turn wheels, pull tabs, move levers, and relive the Reverse Bear Trap, Angel Trap, and the bathroom set that started it all in the richly detailed and outrageously interactive book." — BLOODY DISGUSTING