Saw V

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Cast & Crew

Tobin Bell
Jigsaw

Costas Mandylor
Hoffman

Scott Gordon-Patterson
Straum

Betsy Russell
Jill

Mark Rolston
Erickson

Carlo Rota
Charles

Julie Benz
Brit

Greg Bryk
Mallick

Laura Gordon
Ashley

Meagan Good
Luba

Mike Butters
Paul

David Hackl
Director

Patrick Melton
Screenwriter

Marcus Dunstan
Screenwriter

Oren Koules
Producer

Daniel Jason Heffner
Executive Producer

James Wan
Executive Producer

Leigh Whannell
Executive Producer

Stacey Testro
Executive Producer

Peter Block
Executive Producer

Jason Constantine
Executive Producer

David A. Armstrong
Cinematographer

Anthony Ianni
Production Design

Kevin Greutert
Film Editor

Alex Kavanagh
Costume Designer

Stephanie Gorin
Casting

Charlie Clouser
Original Music

Elis Lam
Art Director

Liesl Deslauriers
Set Decoration

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Critic Reviews for Saw V

Audience Reviews for Saw V

• Apr 13, 2016

  Saw V has one of the mildest traps in the franchise but the story was sort of unique. It really could have ended right here but they've left a cliff hanger for the next film.
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer
• Dec 22, 2015

  Better than Saw 4 but nothing to rave about. The story was more basic and less confusing but there was still questions not answered and the acting wasn't as good as the previous instalments. I give this film 5/10.
  

  Sonny H Super Reviewer
• Oct 31, 2015

  Jigsaw may be dead, but his work continues on in Saw V. FBI agent Peter Strahm plays a deadly game of cat and mouse with police detective Mark Hoffman after coming to suspect that he was Jigsaw's accomplice; meanwhile 5 people fight for their lives in a maze full of death traps. The writing is really poor, as Strahm's investigation into Hoffman couldn't be more boring and the death maze segments seem completely disconnected from the rest of the film. Void of any suspense or thrills, Saw V is a pale imitation of what has come before.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Mar 25, 2015

  Saw V was the low point in the franchise for me, not fun like the last two films, and not smart like the first four. The "twist" is disappointing as Hell, and the acting is the lowest calibre it's been since Producer Leigh Whannell took on the primary role of the first movie to save money. The effects are at their lowest point to date (though they would come to set the bar even lower in Saw VII). Still, if you've made it to this point in the story, you're probably on board with what Saw has to offer, and in that aspect Saw V still works, it just works less well than any other film in the series.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer

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