Saw films release with extra content
The chilling legacy of Jigsaw continues to demand attention, and Lionsgate is set to deliver a substantial new home entertainment package for three of the franchise’s fan-favorite films. Get ready to dive deeper into the dark world of violent puzzles, as Saw V, Saw VI, and Saw VII are arriving in upgraded 4K quality, packed with extended cuts, archival bonus material, and exclusive director insights.
These highly anticipated releases will hit Blu-ray and digital platforms on November 10, 2026, offering longtime fans a richer, expanded experience of Detective Mark Hoffman’s relentless hunt and the shocking aftermath of Jigsaw’s schemes.
The new editions are not just repackaged films; they are treasure troves of behind-the-scenes lore. Each installment includes unique bonus features designed to satisfy the most devoted followers of the franchise.
For Saw V, fans will gain exclusive material, including the “Establishing Shot with Director David Hackl” and an exclusive interview, “Everybody Deserves a Chance: David Hackl on SAW V.” This release also features extensive commentaries, featurettes on the elaborate traps, cast interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and trailers.
Saw VI offers its own trove of exclusive content, featuring “The Murders Continue: Kevin Greutert on SAW VI,” allowing the director to discuss the evolution of the sixth installment. Bonus material includes “Jigsaw Revealed,” “The Traps of SAW VI,” “A Killer Maze: Making SAW: Game Over,” music videos, interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and the director’s diaries.
The final installment, Saw VII, brings its own unique bonus features, such as “Will You Survive Until the End? Director Kevin Greutert on Saw VII.” This release also includes deleted and extended scenes, the infamous “52 Ways to Die,” music videos, and further cast and crew interviews.
Beyond the bonus features, these films are being presented with significant technical upgrades. All three titles will receive stunning 4K presentations. Saw V will be presented in both a 16:9 and 1.85:1 format, while Saw VI and Saw VII will feature advanced Dolby Vision presentations.
The extended cuts further enhance the viewing experience, providing fans with longer narratives. Saw V will run for 96 minutes compared to its original 92-minute theatrical version. Saw VI will run for 92 minutes versus its 90-minute runtime. Saw VII will offer a 90-minute extended version that includes material not present in the original R-rated cut.
These new releases ensure that fans can revisit three pivotal films, each enhanced with expanded perspectives and multiple versions, offering a truly immersive look into the enduring terror of the Jigsaw universe.
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