Saw V, 2008,1080p, Mp4
Age: 18 - 1h - 32m
Horror, Thriller
Description: Following Jigsaw's grisly demise, Mark Hoffman is commended as a hero, but Agent Strahm is suspicious, and delves into Hoffman's past. Meanwhile, another group of people are put through a series of gruesome tests.
Some of the cast members
| Names/Cast/Roles |
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| Directed by |
| David Hackl – Known for his expertise in the horror genre, Hackl steps into the director’s chair for this installment, bringing a unique vision to the chilling and twisted world of the "Saw" series. His work on production design in previous films prepared him well for this role, as he maintains the series' signature blend of psychological horror and intricate traps. |
| Written by |
| Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan – This screenwriting duo is responsible for continuing the legacy of intense, psychological horror in the "Saw" franchise. With previous experience writing for horror films, they craft a script filled with tension, unexpected twists, and moral quandaries, exploring the dark depths of human survival instincts. |
| Cast (in order of credits, complete and awaiting verification) |
| Tobin Bell as John Kramer / Jigsaw – Reprising his iconic role as the morally complex and terrifying Jigsaw, Bell once again anchors the film with his chilling performance as the mastermind behind the deadly traps. |
| Costas Mandylor as Mark Hoffman – Hoffman is Jigsaw’s apprentice and the main antagonist of the film. Mandylor delivers a performance filled with cold brutality as his character takes over Jigsaw’s legacy. |
| Scott Patterson as Agent Strahm – Patterson’s role as FBI Agent Strahm adds tension to the film as he becomes obsessed with unraveling the mystery behind the Jigsaw murders. |
| Betsy Russell as Jill – Jigsaw’s ex-wife, a pivotal character in his backstory, portrayed with an intriguing mixture of vulnerability and knowledge of her ex-husband's twisted plans. |
| Julie Benz as Brit – Benz plays one of Jigsaw’s latest victims, trapped in a deadly game of survival alongside others. |
| Meagan Good as Luba – Another participant in Jigsaw’s twisted game, Good brings emotional intensity to her role as she faces life-or-death situations. |
| Mark Rolston as Dan Erickson – FBI Special Agent Erickson, involved in the investigation of the Jigsaw murders, played with authority by Rolston. |
| Carlo Rota as Charles – One of the unfortunate victims of Jigsaw’s new game, Rota brings a distinct presence to the ensemble. |
| Greg Bryk as Mallick – Bryk plays another of Jigsaw's captives, offering a layered performance as he navigates the deadly traps. |
| Laura Gordon as Ashley – Gordon plays another victim, highlighting the fear and desperation of those caught in Jigsaw's schemes. |
| Joris Jarsky as Seth – A key player in one of Jigsaw’s early games, offering a glimpse into Jigsaw’s past methods. |
| Mike Butters as Paul – Reprising his role from the earlier films in flashbacks to one of Jigsaw's first games. |
| Al Sapienza as Chief of Police – The authoritative figure overseeing the investigation into the mounting Jigsaw cases. |
| Mike Realba as Detective Fisk – A returning character, Realba plays a detective tasked with investigating the intricate web of Jigsaw’s traps. |
| Jeff Pustil as Bernie – A supporting character adding depth to the unfolding events. |
| Dana Sorman as Law Office Receptionist – A minor but memorable role. |
| Sheila Shah as Special Agent Cowan – Shah portrays an FBI agent assisting in the hunt for Hoffman and Jigsaw. |
| Samantha Lemole as Pamela Jenkins – A reporter covering the Jigsaw case, her role adds media scrutiny to the growing myth of Jigsaw. |
| Archive Footage Appearances: |
| Lyriq Bent as Rigg |
| Athena Karkanis as Agent Perez |
| Louis Ferreira as Art (credited as Justin Louis) |
| Donnie Wahlberg as Eric Matthews |
| Danny Glover as David Tapp |
| Shawnee Smith as Amanda |
| Bahar Soomekh as Lynn |
| Angus Macfadyen as Jeff |
| Additional Roles: |
| Lisa Berry as EMT |
| Tony Nappo as Gus |
| Natalie Brown as Heather Miller |
| Timothy Burd as Obi (credited as Tim Burd) |
| Other minor roles include: |
| Cory Lee as Jasmine (scenes deleted) |
| Wayne Curnew as Bartender (uncredited) |
| Franky G as Xavier (uncredited) |
| Voice Talent: |
| Additional voice work by David Gale, Catherine Rix, Michael A. Miranda (as Michael Miranda), Stephen Sparks, Jennifer Donison. |
| Produced by: |
| Troy Begnaud – Associate Producer |
| Peter Block – Executive Producer |
| Mark Burg – Producer, a key figure in the "Saw" franchise. |
| Jason Constantine – Executive Producer |
| Daniel J. Heffner – Executive Producer, credited as Daniel Jason Heffner. |
| Gregg Hoffman – Producer |
| Oren Koules – Producer |
| Stacey Testro – Executive Producer |
| James Wan – Executive Producer, also the original director and co-creator of the "Saw" franchise. |
| Leigh Whannell – Executive Producer, co-creator and writer of the original "Saw" film. |
Sponsors
Twisted Pictures
Lionsgate
Mandate Pictures LLC
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