'Saw' director: Hollywood is shy about Trump content — and that's scary
Billy the Puppet, from the Saw movie franchise Director Kevin Greutert made one of the best political horror films of all time. The premise? Health insurance executives are forced to endure death panels like those to which they subject real-life patients. Yet the horror genre can provoke thought and moral awakening as well as fear and disgust, and "Saw VI" is just one example of this. As such, I reached out to Greutert — who directed "Saw VI," "Saw VII" and "Saw X," as well as editing most of the rest and also directing "Jessabelle," "Visions" and "Jackals" — for an AlterNet exclusive. We focused on one question: How are horror movies relevant in the Trump era? The following interview has been lightly edited for clarity, context and length. Trump and the "Body Snatchers." Matthew Rozsa: Now, I know that you are very anti-Trump yourself, and that this is probably one of the only…