Spiral From The Book of Saw, 2021,1080p, Mp4
Age: 18 - 1h-33m
Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Description: In this new chapter from the Book of Saw, a detective and his partner investigate grisly murders that are eerily reminiscent of the past.
Some of the cast members
| Names/Cast/Roles |
|---|
| Directed By |
| Darren Lynn Bousman |
| Noted for his ability to create intense and suspenseful narratives, Darren Lynn Bousman brings his unique vision to this film. |
| Writing Credits |
| Josh Stolberg (written by) |
| Pete Goldfinger (written by, as Peter Goldfinger) |
| Stolberg and Goldfinger collaborate to weave a gripping storyline that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. |
| Cast (in credits order) |
| (All cast members verified as complete) |
| Chris Rock as Detective Zeke Banks |
| A multifaceted performer, Rock delivers a powerful and nuanced portrayal of a detective navigating a dark and complex world. |
| Max Minghella as Detective William Schenk |
| Minghella's performance as Schenk adds depth to the narrative, enhancing the film's intricate dynamics. |
| Samuel L. Jackson as Marcus Banks |
| With his iconic presence, Jackson brings gravitas and intensity to the role of Marcus Banks, elevating the film’s emotional stakes. |
| Marisol Nichols as Captain Angie Garza |
| Nichols portrays a strong and commanding captain, providing a critical anchor to the unfolding drama. |
| Dan Petronijevic as Detective Marv 'Boz' Boswick (credited as Daniel Petronijevic) |
| Petronijevic’s portrayal adds a gritty realism to the detective team. |
| Richard Zeppieri as Detective Fitch |
| Zeppieri's performance adds layers to the narrative, showcasing the complexities of police work. |
| Patrick McManus as Peter Dunleavy (credited as Patrick Mcmanus) |
| McManus delivers a compelling performance that drives key plot points. |
| Ali Johnson as Officer Jeannie Lewis |
| Johnson brings a fresh perspective to her role, contributing to the film’s overall intensity. |
| Zoie Palmer as Kara Boswick |
| Palmer's portrayal of Kara adds emotional depth and complexity to the storyline. |
| Dylan Roberts as Sergeant Morgey |
| Roberts' performance is a testament to the film's rich character development. |
| K.C. Collins as Detective Drury |
| Collins brings a compelling presence, enhancing the ensemble cast. |
| Edie Inksetter as Detective Kraus |
| Inksetter’s role adds further layers to the investigation at hand. |
| Nazneen Contractor as Coroner Chada |
| Contractor provides a pivotal performance that connects various plot threads. |
| Thomas Mitchell as Detective O'Brien |
| Mitchell's contribution is integral to the film’s narrative arc. |
| Carvin Winans as Officer Paul |
| Winans delivers a notable performance that supports the film’s storyline. |
| Leila Leigh as Officer Mark (credited as Leila Charles Leigh) |
| Leigh’s character adds to the film’s authenticity. |
| Chad Camilleri as Benny |
| Camilleri’s role enhances the film’s emotional landscape. |
| Jerry Getty as Conductor |
| Getty provides a subtle yet impactful performance. |
| Connor Smith as Junkie |
| Smith’s portrayal captures the film's gritty realism. |
| Peter Hoy as Pawn Shop Owner |
| Hoy adds an intriguing layer to the narrative. |
| Chris Ramsay as Crack Punk (credited as Christopher Ramsay) |
| Ramsay’s character adds tension and complexity to the storyline. |
| Morgan David Jones as Officer Barrett |
| Jones’ performance contributes significantly to the film's police narrative. |
| Nadine Whiteman as Officer Grant (credited as Nadine Roden) |
| Whiteman’s role strengthens the ensemble cast. |
| Miles Koules as Terroni Delivery Man |
| Koules’ performance enriches the film’s urban setting. |
| Frank Licari as Emmerson |
| Licari delivers a memorable performance. |
| Maximus Castrounis and Leonidas Castrounis as Young William |
| The brothers bring youthful energy and innocence to their roles. |
| John Tokatlidis as Burns Cop |
| Tokatlidis’ character plays a crucial role in the investigation. |
| Nick Alachiotis as Man in Alley |
| Alachiotis enhances the film’s atmospheric tension. |
| Sean Jones as Officer Livingston |
| Jones’ portrayal adds depth to the police dynamic. |
| Brian Cook as Lone Reporter |
| Cook’s role offers a critical perspective on the unfolding events. |
| Scotty Cook as M80 Boy |
| Cook delivers a nuanced performance in a brief but impactful role. |
| Genelle Williams as Lisa Banks |
| Williams adds emotional resonance to the film’s narrative. |
| Andrew Perun as Paramedic |
| Perun’s performance captures the urgency of the situation. |
| Bryan Thomas as Tweeker |
| Thomas’ role adds to the film's gritty realism. |
| Trevor Gretzky as Officer Pat |
| Gretzky’s character provides essential support to the investigation. |
| Clinton Walker as Addict |
| Walker’s performance contributes to the film's stark portrayal of addiction. |
| Jacob Boose as Delivery Guy |
| Boose adds a relatable touch to the ensemble. |
| Nneka Elliott and Val Cole as Reporters |
| Their characters bring a media perspective to the unfolding drama. |
| Brandon Zakkai as Gruff Neighbor |
| Zakkai’s performance adds to the film’s neighborhood dynamic. |
| Joseph Pierre, Sebastian MacLean, and Alexos Andros as Thugs |
| Their roles heighten the tension and conflict in the narrative. |
| Gannon Racki and Luke Gallo as Men |
| Their performances contribute to the film’s sense of urgency. |
| Isys Alexis as Woman |
| Alexis brings an engaging presence to her role. |
| Christopher Tai and Tim Ziegler as Cops |
| Their contributions reinforce the film's police procedural elements. |
| Jaclyn Vogl as Hooker |
| Vogl’s character adds complexity to the urban setting. |
| Caleb Ellsworth-Clark as Bike Courier |
| Ellsworth-Clark provides a dynamic element to the film’s narrative. |
| Joseph Racki as Dark Figure (credited as Joseph R. Racki) |
| Racki’s mysterious character enhances the film’s suspense. |
| Rick Gacia as Homeless Guy (credited as Ric Gacia) |
| Gacia’s role adds a poignant element to the storyline. |
| Howard Green, Donovan Boucher, and Matthew Lee as Gangbangers |
| Their performances intensify the film’s conflict. |
| Uncredited Roles |
| Nadine Hyatt as SWAT Officer |
| Elena Khan as Homeless Woman |
| C.J. Lusby as Police Officer |
| Heidi Matijevic as Hooker |
| Boomer Mays as Fireman #2 |
| Johnny Prince as S.W.A.T. |
| Josh Stolberg as Police Officer |
| Produced By |
| Peter Block (executive producer) |
| Mark Burg (producer) |
| Jason Constantine (executive producer) |
| Kevin Greutert (executive producer) |
| Daniel J. Heffner (executive producer, as Daniel Jason Heffner) |
| Gregg Hoffman (executive producer, as Greg Hoffman) |
| Ketura Kestin (co-producer) |
| Oren Koules (producer) |
| Chris Rock (executive producer) |
| Stacey Testro (executive producer) |
| James Wan (executive producer) |
| Leigh Whannell (executive producer) |
Sponsors
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