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Saw IV

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During the autopsy of serial killer Jigsaw (Tobin Bell), a cassette tape is discovered in his stomach in which he warns that his gory games will continue. Sure enough, SWAT Lt. Daniel Rigg (Lyriq Bent) is forced to follow a blood-drenched trail of torture, dismemberment and death in order to find two missing colleagues. A pair of FBI profilers follow Riggs, suspecting he might be Jigsaw's accomplice, even as they unlock the puzzle of the killer's origins, seen in gruesome flashbacks.
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Critics Consensus

Saw IV is more disturbing than compelling, with material already seen in the prior installments.

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Jordan Crucchiola New York Magazine/Vulture 10/27/2017
If violence is going to be your calling card, you have to make a choice: big gore or horrific exploitation. You don't get to do both. Go to Full Review Tim Grierson Screen International 07/23/2008
This gruesomely efficient horror sequel shows noticeable wear and tear. Go to Full Review Marc Savlov Austin Chronicle 11/17/2007
2.5/5
Torture, you may recall, used to be an unparsable, unpardonable sin. Now it's porn. Go to Full Review Grant Watson Fiction Machine Jan 19
8/10
Undoubtedly one of the best and most effective sequels ever produced. It takes a well-developed and familiar formula, and innovates wildly. It plays unexpected technical and narrative tricks. Go to Full Review Brian Eggert Deep Focus Review 09/06/2023
0.5/4
At least in previous entries, we could follow the conflict. Here, we’re lost in a garbled display of over-editing and flashy direction. Go to Full Review Shaun Munro Flickering Myth 05/20/2021
2.5/5
Saw IV marks the point at which the franchise began feeling like every other major horror movie IP, straining itself to chug along until the box office dries up. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Matt M. @MattMcC Mar 1 A step up from Saw 3 but still nowhere near comes close to the heights of the first two See more Muhammad A @RT30128398 Nov 29 En general las películas de terror resultan desagradables, inapropiadas y son un tipo de contenido que debería ser prohibido y eliminado en las películas y bastantes series de televisión, y las de Saw resultan en exceso sangrientas, con escenas que deberían ser prohibidas en todo el mundo (por lo fuertes y desagradables que son), recomiendo nunca ver ni una cosa ni la otra, vean cosas buenas y agradables porque para entretenimiento hay videojuegos, competiciones, deportes, ánime, y caricaturas, de lo bueno hay mucho para elegir así que eviten basuras, nada de Saw, Chucky, etc. See more Craig H @DownWeGo Oct 17 The weakest of the 4 movies definitely, but still love this franchise despite how farfetched it gets and stretching the John Kramer story out, but they made good use of his return in flashbacks and the 2nd half of the film was great, the 1st half was abit slow. The twists at the ending where very good! See more John W @RT18279564 Sep 29 The last 10 minutes and the twists at the end are really good. This gives you the feeling that you've just seen a really good movie, but it isn't. It was too boring and too little happened in the story. There weren't any big highlights in the traps either. Even several flashbacks couldn't help. So I think the movie is rather average and one of the worse in the franchise. But it's still a Saw film and in conjunction with the other films, this one also works well. See more Nexus T @RT02867857 Sep 4 THIS REVIEW CONTAIN SPOILERS This is probably the most underrated film in the series, after the death of John Kramer in Saw III, the series knows how to reinvent itself, giving us one of the best installments in the series, great characters, we are introduced to the best detective in the series, Peter Strahm, There are a large number of interesting traps, great prominence of Officer Rigg, and finally we are introduced to a new successor to John Kramer, the best in the series, Mark Hoffman and the final script twist is one of the best in the series. See more James B @James_B Jul 20 Saw IV was a very compelling and gory film that does not disappoint. See more Read all reviews
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Darren Bousman

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Tobin Bell

Jigsaw

Scott Patterson

Agent Straum

Betsy Russell

Jill

Costas Mandylor

Hoffman

Lyriq Bent

Rigg

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Synopsis During the autopsy of serial killer Jigsaw (Tobin Bell), a cassette tape is discovered in his stomach in which he warns that his gory games will continue. Sure enough, SWAT Lt. Daniel Rigg (Lyriq Bent) is forced to follow a blood-drenched trail of torture, dismemberment and death in order to find two missing colleagues. A pair of FBI profilers follow Riggs, suspecting he might be Jigsaw's accomplice, even as they unlock the puzzle of the killer's origins, seen in gruesome flashbacks.
Director
Darren Bousman
Producer
Mark Burg, Gregg Hoffman, Oren Koules
Screenwriter
Patrick Melton, Marcus Dunstan
Distributor
Lionsgate Films
Production Co
Twisted Pictures, Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit (CPTC)
Rating
R (Language|Grisly Bloody Violence|Torture)
Genre
Horror, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Oct 26, 2007, Wide
Release Date (Streaming)
Jan 22, 2008
Box Office (Gross USA)
$63.3M
Runtime
1h 32m
Sound Mix
Dolby SRD, DTS, SDDS
Aspect Ratio
Flat (1.85:1)
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