Saw X
Directed by Kevin GreutertEntre los acontecimientos de "Saw" y "Saw II", un enfermo y desesperado John Kramer viaja a México para someterse a un tratamiento médico arriesgado y experimental con la esperanza de encontrar una cura para su cáncer, pero descubre que todo forma parte de una operación con el fin de estafar a los más desesperados.
Saw X Ratings & Reviews
- cultfilmliker16 de marzo de 2025Unhinged. What a third act. This film may yield varied results upon multiple watches.
- Steve Hauke11 de julio de 2025Fantastic. Weird that every victim saw John, but I don‘t really care. Was fun to watch.
- mozbius29 de marzo de 2026I never saw myself as being a fan…, But then I have watched every single Saw movie and I really enjoyed Saw X so I guess I am more of a fan than I thought at first. I am giving this a 4 out of 5 because 5 is for exceptional and out of this world movies.
- JesseWelsh25 de noviembre de 2025Brutal! Yet sweet Justice in a twisted "SAW" way. Never let’s down. Methodically pure genius
- Richard Scott Long25 de marzo de 2026I was loving it until she got a "rope" from another victim, and I just instantly lost interest. Just got silly...
- sopula17 de enero de 2026appreciated them doing something different, plot was very dumb though
- jackmeat31 de diciembre de 2025My quick rating - 7.2/10. I was really hoping to squeeze Saw X into my #Shocktober lineup, and honestly, it turned out to be a pretty fitting way to close out the month. In a horror franchise that has often struggled with sequel fatigue and increasingly convoluted timelines, Saw X surprisingly emerges as a dark, inventive entry that breathes some much-needed life back into the series. Who would’ve thought that movie number ten would be the one to pump fresh blood into the trap-filled veins of Saw and not Chris Rock's Spiral? Taking place between the events of the first Saw and Saw II, this entry sees the series put its sole emphasis on the man himself, John Kramer, once again acted to perfection by the inimitable Tobin Bell. Confronted with his own imminent death, Kramer flees to Mexico in a bid to locate a cure for his plight. Unfortunately, playing around with false hope and the consequences of exploiting the patient’s circumstances turns out to be a very, very bad decision when the patient happens to be Jigsaw. Especially when the man happens to be dying. I believe one of the film’s biggest strengths is its smart, calculated storytelling. Rather than existing solely to rack up a body count, Saw X actually feels like it has something to say. The story fills the gap of the previously mentioned Saw flicks and creates a path of its own, immersing itself in Kramer’s troubled mind as he navigates his weakness, his fury, and his twisted determination for justice. Kevin Greutert, along with writers Pete Goldfinger and Josh Stolberg, somehow manages the impressive feat of making you pull for John Kramer, which feels morally wrong…yet undeniably effective. Amanda, brought back by Shawnee Smith, is a good way of connecting this film to the rest of the series. She gets to explore this emotional conflict and loyalty that would be a natural thing to experience. Especially when she is standing right beside Jigsaw on what is so clearly a personal mission. It is actually a good call to make, and it adds well to this continuity without being obvious. Of course, this is still a Saw movie, and the traps do not disappoint. They're innovative, gruesome, and visually compelling, and they showcase the “sadistic ingenuity” the series has come to be known for. What makes Saw X different from a lot of the “Saw” films, on the other hand, is the fact that the narrative is given the focus it deserves for the first time in a long while, and the writing does not disappoint either Ultimately, Saw X feels like a proper return to form. The movie pays respect to the legacy of Jigsaw while infusing fresh life so it never feels stale. With performances that work, kills inventive in concept, and an exploration into morality and justice unexpectedly thoughtful, Saw X proves even ten movies in, this series still has a few traps left worth stepping into. Whether you want to or not.
- Heavel13 de octubre de 2025The tenth entry of Kramer's crusade of atoning the sinners goin' back to the older style, tone and characters but more personal to Jigsaw himself. The movie continues after the first SAW entry with John's continued struggle with cancer and the will to life. As it was said, this game is personal to him because he became a victim of a scam and the twist of him being the player instead of the puppeteer, Jigsaw observing the games. This installment felt like a revelation to John after being in a bad state but reinvigorated to live again. The film did good in looking like the older films with its dirty filter look, with Tobin Bell being John Kramer having a downer state of his life visually with his apprentice's help. These two characters have great character moments that continued its build up to SAW II, the traps are disgustingly gorey but much more smaller in scale as Jigsaw is not on his home turf and doesn't have a lot of time to wait for it. As this entry goes, it does a solid job in getting viewer's attention of viewing the SAW saga back in John Kramer's perspective but with a twist.
- DigitalDisappointment3 de marzo de 2025First movie was interesting and innovative and creepy as HELL. Don't watch the sequels, they're just a litany of disappointment.
Saw X Trivia
Saw X was released on 25 de septiembre de 2023.
Saw X was directed by Kevin Greutert.
Saw X has a runtime of 1h 58min.
Saw X was produced by Oren Koules, Mark Burg, Ulrich Maier, Erick Ahedo.
Entre los acontecimientos de "Saw" y "Saw II", un enfermo y desesperado John Kramer viaja a México para someterse a un tratamiento médico arriesgado y experimental con la esperanza de encontrar una cura para su cáncer, pero descubre que todo forma parte de una operación con el fin de estafar a los más desesperados.
The key characters in Saw X are John Kramer (Tobin Bell), Amanda Young (Shawnee Smith), Cecilia Pederson (Synnøve Macody Lund).
Saw X is rated 18.
Saw X is a Terror, Misterio, Suspense film.
Saw X has an audience rating of 8.8 out of 10.
Saw X had a budget of 13 MUS$.
Saw X has made 125,3 MUS$ at the box office.