Jigsaw is back in the best 'Saw' movie since the first one.

Tobin Bell's comeback in Saw X may please some, but it's not a sufficient X-cuse to resuscitate the series.

The Jigsaw Killer returns with two hours of baroquely gruesome – and inventive – torment that may put you off deli counters for life

It’s not torture to sit through the 10th horror contraption movie — unless you love humanity.

Stomachs will churn once again in an attempt to rewind the clock for the fatigued franchise but there’s ultimately little of worth here

Saw X review: The Jigsaw Killer makes a gruesomely good return

The long-running Saw franchise is back, and finally putting its most defining antagonist in the spotlight.

Jigsaw returns in a giant flashback event

Tobin Bell returns as the Jigsaw killer to dish out more torture traps in the tenth Saw movie. Read the Empire review.

It has a unified plot and a whole lot of John Kramer's moralistic hand-wringing. Maybe too much of it.

Tobin Bell returns as the twisted killer Jigsaw in this back-to-basics sequel, which sees him exact revenge on a group of medical scammers preying on the terminally ill.

Ten movies in, the “Saw” franchise is as good as it’s ever been, with a prequel that honors the character—and horrific traps!—that fans love while adding pointed commentary.

Starring Tobin Bell, "Saw X" resurrects James Wan and Leigh Whannell's splatter franchise with a new sequel in theaters September 29. Review.