How to watch Saw X in Australia

With Saw X now showing in cinemas in Australia, you might need a refresher since the latest Saw film is the direct sequel to the first movie and a prequel to Saw II. Here, you’ll find out how to watch earlier Saw movies online, as well as learn more information about Saw X, including release date, cast details, plot, and where it might be streaming after its theatrical run. 

Saw X plot

In Saw X, the infamous serial killer returns with Tobin Bell reprising his iconic role. Learning that he only has months to live due to brain cancer, the sick and desperate John travels to Mexico after being told that an experimental medical procedure has been successful in curing another terminally ill patient. Hoping that a miracle cure really exists, he agrees to undergo a surgery, only to learn that the entire operation was a scam. 

Tricking a man adept at arranging ingenious and terrifying traps into believing that he beat cancer becomes an unfortunate turn of events for those who orchestrated the deception. As such, Saw X is also a revenge tale, sharing with fans the untold chapter of Jigsaw’s most personal game. 

Saw X is directed by Kevin Greutert from a screenplay by Peter Goldfinger and Josh Stolberg.

Ten movies in and the Saw franchise still succeeds to deliver gripping suspense and fresh gore. A social commentary at its core, it follows serial killer John “Jigsaw” Kramer, who, after his struggle with brain cancer and a suicide attempt, finds appreciation for life.

While this is supposed to be a good thing, he decides that his newfound purpose is to abduct people and force them to inflict unimaginable pain upon themselves. He believes that by setting up traps and compelling people to fight for their lives, he’s reminding them of life’s purest value. And so the horrors begin.

Cast of Saw X

Saw franchise veterans Tobin Bell and Shawnee Smith are back to play their respective roles of Jigsaw and Amanda. The complete cast of the new Saw X is listed below. 

Saw X release date

Now a modern horror icon, the latest Saw movie arrived on Australian theatres on 28 September 2023. Garnering acclaim from audiences and critics alike, calling it the best in the franchise so far, the upcoming sequel finally hit the big screens for horror fans to feast on. 

Movie	Release Date	Run Time
Saw X	28 Sep 2023	1h 58m

Saw X trailer

Don’t miss the most chilling installment of the Saw film series yet as Jigsaw showcases all the gore in his signature visceral way, just so he could inflict vengeance. You can watch the Saw X trailer below. 

Will Saw X be available on streaming?

Saw X is likely to drop on streaming TV months from being shown in the theatres, but we’ve yet to confirm which platform will offer the film. As for what streamer it’ll come to, our best bet is pay TV service Foxtel and BINGE, seeing that the film will be distributed by Lionsgate.

If so, it only follows in the footstep of the previous instalment Spiral: From the Book of Saw, as well as other Lionsgate titles that are currently available to watch on the aforementioned platforms.

To reduce your waiting time, you can always rent or buy the movie once it becomes available on pay per view platforms like Apple TV, Google Play, and Prime Video Store.

Are there other Saw films?

The first movie, Saw, was released in 2004. Nine movies have since followed with Saw X being the tenth and current instalment. The franchise is created by James Wan and Leigh Whannell. Nine of the ten films mainly focus on twisted serial killer John “Jigsaw” Kramer, while one film (Spiral) is about a copycat killer.

Saw movies	Released	Streaming Service
Saw	2004	Prime Video / Stan
Saw II	2005	Stan
Saw III	2006	Stan
Saw IV	2007	Stan
Saw V	2008	Stan
Saw VI	2009	Stan
Saw 3D	2010	Buy or rent
Jigsaw	2017	Netflix
Spiral	2021	Buy or rent

Other horror movies to watch on streaming

It will take several months for new movies to drop on streaming platforms after their theatrical run. Prefer watching movies at home? We’ve rounded up some of the best horror movies you can watch online.

Streaming offers and free trials

Many of the on demand services providing the movies above like Prime Video, Paramount Plus, and the Foxtel-affiliated streaming app BINGE offer discount deals and free trials to new customers. To start watching, compare the streaming plans below and sign up using ongoing offers or free trials.

Last audited 6 December 2024