Country: USA / Genre: Horror / cast: Robbie Amell / director: McG / release Date: 2017 / 1Hours, 25 minute

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Shirtless guy in first scene, very nice.

I was screaming when the blonde girl he was in love with was actually a part of the cult in the first film and was trying to kill him in the first film Im ngl I even felt betrayed.

Why is this in my recommended.

1.50 at redbox. Head to a redbox.

Killer queen is already in your eye KILLER QUEEN THIRD BOMB BITES ZA DUSTO. Jigsaw (2017. Wow, 2016 Missouri is just like 1952 Mississippi! Only in Hollywood. What a hokey piece of crap this movie is. This is a sick Hollywood fantasy of flyover country. Youtube celebs = rip off celebs King bach = walmart kevin hart Lol these peeps get no respect 😂💀. Wow! I did not expect this movie to be so good. 10 out of 10 at least rating.Everyone did a fantastic job. And to think that some places in the south have this mentality just boggles my mind. Saw this movie last night while I was having my dinner this scene made me jump.

I liked her in the first film she was cute and sweet now she just a sexy killer so sad. WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME IT CAME OUT ALREADY I WAS WAITING FOR THIS FOR A LONG TIME. Oh I've been thinking about this moment for a long time, Cole-biscuits 😂. Why is Tree all the sudden keep dying over and over.

Oh geez. Leftist propaganda within the first 10 seconds

Im not gonna I didnt like the retcons too much, overall its a decent passable sequel, they might do a third one. Finally, the hot girl next door running a Satanic sex club movie we were all waiting for. There are a few good pop-culture gags here, but it is the strong central performances of (Samara Weaving) as the hottie and is essentially a coming of age story geared towards giving Cole (Judah Lewis) his Marty McFly moment. Sometimes you just need a crazy silly horror movie. One that just wants to have a bit of morbid fun.

I recommend you rewatch the fist kill co- Me, binge watching the channel. Directed by McG. Starring Judah Lewis, Samara Weaving, Robbie Amell, Bella Thorne, Andrew Bachelor, Hana Mae Lee, Emily Alyn Lind, Ken Marino, Leslie Bibb, Miles J. Harvey, Doug Haley. (TV-MA)
Young Lewis may get picked on by bullies, but at least he has good rapport with his fun, pretty babysitter (Weaving) their relationship isn't going to be the same, however, after he sneaks downstairs one night and sees what she's up to while he's supposed to be fast asleep. Dexterous and flashy horror-comedy has a promising premise, an appropriate helping of attitude and referential faux-irony, and a solid cast, but it's not as inventive as it ought to be, suffers from sketchy incentive/reasoning for the cultists, and runs out of steam long before the end (despite a brisk pace and compact running time. Features a good amount of gore, but even though the kills are often intentionally illogical and over-the-top, at least two of them are notably unsatisfying (one by rope, another by fire. Able to at least brag about having two of the most mentally ill-equipped police officers to ever appear in a horror movie, a genre known for law enforcement stupidity.
61/100.

Hey Google let's play I want to do. Finally, a sequel worth getting hyped for. I don't even know where to begin. I suppose a list would suffice since this dreck isn't worthy of an actual review:
Total lack of chemistry between leads.
Two dimensional cartoon characters with all the depth of porn performers.
Sophomoric writing (and no, not in a good way) with horrendously banal dialog.
Awkward cinematography complete with excessive out of place lens flares and every first time filmmaker trick in the book.
As "camp" goes, pretty awful, with an obvious music video type sound treatment more suitable for a Mountain Dew commercial.
I truly do not understand what the goal was with this movie. I've seen intelligently made "camp" before that was actually entertaining and compelling. This plays out like it was written by a 12 year old on an ether binge.

Anyone think they will make a jigsaw 2 in 2019 or 2020

I wanted a Sequel and finally it's coming. The twists never fail to amaze me. John Kramer: I Want To Play a Game Me: How About Monopoly? John Kramer. I love how max was not even mad because he knew that Cole lost his virginity. I LOVE THIS MOVIE.