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How to watch the ‘Saw’ movies in order

If you have the stomach for it, here is the recommended viewing order for the 'Saw' movies.

Tobin Bell will return as John Kramer in the next Saw film
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If you’re a thriller fan, then you’ve most definitely heard of the spine-tingling Saw franchise. First launching in 2004 with James Wan’s masterpiece, there have been plenty of different Saw films over the years, each with its own unique yet connected tales.

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With so many additions, Saw is a perfect film series to binge, if you have the stomach for it, of course. Right now, there are 10 eye-catching movies within the franchise that can all be found on streaming services today, with Saw X being the latest entry in the bloody batch. 

Before you start your binge, however, you’ll want to make sure you’re doing it right by checking out the correct viewing order of the unforgettable horror series.

But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered in that regard, although it will be interesting to see where Saw XI ends up on this list, with the eleventh movie in the franchise set to release on Sept. 26, 2025. Until then, here’s everything you need to know about the watch order.

How to watch the Saw movies in order

A character from Saw has a contraption on her head.
Image via Lionsgate

Watching Saw in order is extremely easy, as the most recommended way to do so is the same as the release order of the films, outside of one new change to this formula.

  • Saw (2004) -Available to stream on Starz, Directv, & Pluto TV
  • Saw X (2023) – Available to rent or buy on Apple TV, Amazon, Google Play, YouTube, and other platforms
  • Saw II (2005) – Available to stream on AMC+, Directv, & Pluto TV
  • Saw III (2006) – Available to stream on AMC+, Directv, & Pluto TV
  • Saw IV (2007) – Available to stream on AMC+, Directv, & Pluto TV
  • Saw V (2008) – Available to stream on AMC+, Starz, Directv, & Pluto TV
  • Saw VI (2009) – Available to stream on Starz, Directv, & Pluto TV
  • Saw: The Final Chapter (2010) – Available to stream on AMC+, Starz, Directv, & Pluto TV
  • Jigsaw (2017) – Available to stream on Prime, Fubo, & MGM+
  • Spiral: From the Book of Saw (2021) – Available to stream on Hulu, Fubo, & Directv

Regardless of the definite watch order, there’s absolutely no denying that long-time fans of the blood-splattered franchise continue to find themselves engulfed in the series’ complicated story. From strong supporting characters aiding in the overall origin story of villain John Kramer to unforgettable kills, it’s clear the Saw franchise will be remembered for years to come.