Movies like Saw IV

Cube features a group of strangers waking up in a deadly, mysterious maze of interlocking cubical rooms. The puzzle-solving for survival theme coupled with the ominous atmosphere makes it akin to the experience of Saw IV.

Eli Roth's Hostel presents a similarly disturbing tale, where travelers find themselves victims of a sinister underground industry of torture. Its graphic content and intense atmosphere will resonate with those who revel in the visceral shocks of Saw IV.

In The Collector, a burglar becomes a hero when he encounters a house booby-trapped by a deranged killer. Its intricate and brutal traps will appeal to Saw IV enthusiasts looking for more tension-filled survival scenarios.

Saw II is where the infamous Jigsaw killer raises the stakes with a new batch of victims and a maze of deadly puzzles. Followers of the Saw franchise, particularly the narrative and trap ingenuity seen in Saw IV, will find this installment gripping.

The one that started it all, the original Saw movie introduces the Jigsaw killer and his ruthless, twisted games. Audiences who enjoy the psychological and moral complexities alongside the gore in Saw IV will find the genesis of this dark tale equally compelling.

Directly preceding Saw IV, Saw III continues the twisted games of Jigsaw, delving deeper into his complex backstory and gruesome traps. Fans of Saw IV will appreciate the continuity of storytelling and the elaboration on the gory, psychological suspense that defines the series.

Direct sequel to Saw IV, Saw V continues to follow the Jigsaw legacy while introducing new deadly puzzles for a group of victims. Viewers invested in the overarching Saw narrative and the franchise’s signature brand of horror will want to follow the series through.