Blue Circus to Release Dick Chibbles' 'SAW' Parody Through Pulse

LOS ANGELES — Dick Chibbles, president of Blue Circus Entertainment, has announced the release of “SAW: A Hardcore Parody,” featuring an all-star cast of performers spoofing the popular horror franchise.

Originally titled “Drill,” Chibbles decided to go with a more direct parody title for the movie that will be released through Pulse Distribution just in time for Halloween.

“I figured I’d stay true like all porn parodies which will make it easier for the consumer to find it on the shelves," reasoned Chibbles, who wrote, produced and directed the movie.

In his version, “Screwball” is out killing the top porn stars — who play themselves — and putting them in "diabolical sexual situations." Detectives’ Roush (James Bartholet) and Humpsey (Syren DeMer) are on the trail of the sadistic madman.

After receiving a tip from a survivor Amber Rayne, the plot thickens as the chief sends Detective Roush undercover in the porn business.

The movie includes the reunion of Ron Jeremy and Ginger Lynn in their first scene together in more than two decades.

“It is truly amazing that their last scene together was the first glimpse of porn that I had growing up," Chibbles remarked. "The opportunity to direct the two most renowned names in adult entertainment history was such an honor."

Chibbles added, "Only the main characters in this film knew what was to happen, I made it a point to not let any of the stars know what fate was laid out for them until the blindfold was taken off and they were reviled just in time for me to say 'action.'"

He continued, “We got some real reactions of fear particularly Jay Ashley whose manhood was chained up being pulled into an overgrown paper shredder. I couldn’t have asked for a better crew and the cast was outrageously excited to be part of something so different, After they were wrapped they wouldn’t leave the set cause they wanted to see what we were doing next.”

"SAW: A Hardcore Parody" also stars Lexi Belle, Asa Akira, Emy Reyes, Britney Amber, Heidi Mayne, Jack Vegas, Evan Stone, Tommy Gunn and David Lord.

To see the trailer, click here.

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