Jigsaw Cinema Release Date

Jigsaw is hollow genre exercise from a series that once dared to dip its toe into the health care debate when Jigsaw’s claim was denied by cruel insurance executives looking at ...

Jigsaw is a bloody mess.

The scares, the traps, the philosophy and the gore all feel familiar and played-out.

These movies are so overdone that you can't help but marvel at their creators' aggressive, and clueless attempts at simultaneously alienating you and drawing you in.

Ten years after the supposed death of trap-making moralist serial killer John Kramer (Tobin Bell), aka Jigsaw, corpses are found bearing his trademarks. Detective Halloran (Call...

Jigsaw brings new blood but no new tricks to the Saw series.

Jigsaw feels like a forced hodgepodge of previous franchise entries that never carves its own identity, making you question what prompted such an expected reboot these few years...

The 'Saw' series returns after seven years with a sequel that delivers the gross-out goods in a garishly rote been-there-dismembered-that way.

The disappointing Jigsaw doesn't capture what made the Saw franchise work in the first place.

The fiendishly clever killer appears to be back from the dead in this eighth installment of the hugely successful horror film franchise.

Tobin Bell’s pious pain-merchant is dredged back up for Halloween in a limb-lopping retread that restores a welcome simplicity but reeks of an easy payday.