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Since its debut in 2004, Saw has helped spark a modern revival of the gorefest horror flicks that first revved up in 1970s. But the movie has a more impressive legacy than the proliferation of borderline snuff films like Hostel and Turistas. For each year’s Saw installment, Lionsgate coordinates a blood drive with the American Red Cross. (Or is it with Johnson & Johnson? Man, I can’t keep them straight.) The Saw “Give Till It Hurts” campaign has pooled 38,000 pints of blood — enough to help
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