• Horror
• Mystery
• Thriller

Jigsaw 2017

Directed by Michael and Peter Spierig, Jigsaw (2017) serves as a soft reboot and sequel set ten years after the death of the original Jigsaw killer. The narrative unfolds through two seemingly simultaneous storylines: a "game" involving five victims held captive in a remote barn and a police investigation led by Detectives Halloran and Hunt. In the barn, victims including Anna, Ryan, Mitch, and Carly are subjected to a series of elaborate traps—such as the Bucket Room, the Grain Silo, and a Cycle Trap—designed to force confessions of their past sins. Meanwhile, Halloran grows increasingly suspicious of forensic pathologists Logan Nelson and Eleanor Bonneville as bodies from the barn game begin appearing across the city. The film’s climactic twist reveals that the barn game actually occurred a decade in the past; it was one of John Kramer’s earliest trials where he recruited Logan Nelson as his first apprentice after a medical mistake nearly cost Logan his life. In the present day, Logan orchestrates a new game to expose Halloran as a corrupt officer, eventually executing him with a laser-collar trap and assuming the mantle of Jigsaw. The film's cast is led by franchise icon Tobin Bell as John Kramer, alongside Matt Passmore as Logan Nelson, Callum Keith Rennie as Detective Halloran, and Hannah Emily Anderson as Eleanor Bonneville. Supporting cast members portraying the barn victims include Laura Vandervoort, Paul Braunstein, Mandela Van Peebles, and Brittany Allen. Despite its modest production budget of approximately $10 million, Jigsaw was a major financial success, earning $104.2 million at the global box office. This performance revitalized interest in the series, leading to subsequent entries like Spiral and Saw X.Regarding worldwide streaming as of 2026, the film is primarily housed on platforms owned by or licensed through Lionsgate. In the United States, it is currently available on Amazon Prime Video and MGM+, while also being accessible for digital purchase on platforms like Apple TV and Vudu. In international markets such as the UK, Canada, and Australia, the film frequently rotates between Lionsgate+, Paramount+, and Sky/NOW, while in India, it remains a staple of the Lionsgate Play and JioTV libraries. Because licensing agreements change frequently, viewers often use regional aggregators to confirm which local service currently hosts the title. Read More

• 2017
• 1 h : 31 min
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