“We haven’t heard anything since May,” Melton, who has been involved with the series since Saw IV (2007), told the outlet. “It’s stalled at a managerial level.

“We haven’t heard anything since May,” says Saw XI screenwriter Melton, who has been involved with the franchise since 2007’s Saw IV. “It’s stalled at a managerial level. It has ...

“We haven’t heard anything since May,” says Saw XI screenwriter Melton, who has been involved with the franchise since 2007’s Saw IV. “It’s stalled at a managerial level. It has nothing to do with the ...

Featured in “Saw IV,” the Scalping Seat is a mechanical chair designed to rip the victim’s scalp off by slowly pulling back their hair. ... (Sarain Boylan), a pimp who forced young women to work as ...

Spiral: From the Book of Saw is by itself, too.. This sequel, envisioned by and starring Chris Rock, is currently streaming on Hulu. Directed by Bousman, returning for the first time since Saw IV ...

Chronologically, "Saw IV" takes place at an interesting point in the "Saw" timeline, but that's based on something we won't explain here. Just watch "Saw III" and "IV" in the order they were released.

The three newest Saw films, Jigsaw (2017), Spiral (2021), and Saw X (2023) are not available on Disney+, however. The Disney+ with Hulu bundle costs $10/month for the basic plan with ads or $20 ...

Saw III and Saw IV. Oddly, both of these films are supposed to have taken place six months after the events of Saw II - thus making them the next film to watch in the Saw franchise.

Sarain Boylan in Saw IV, 2007. Everett Collection / Courtesy of Lions Gate. 20. The Scalper (Saw IV) A trap that would make Lt. Aldo Raine from Inglourious Basterds proud.