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SAW X Blu-ray/4K Details and Interview with Director of Photography Nick Matthews

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If you missed the chance to experience the spine-tingling thrills of "SAW X" in theaters because it was just too scary, fear not! Lionsgate is all set to unleash the most acclaimed installment of the franchise, "SAW X," for at-home viewing. This chilling experience, "Certified Fresh" on Rotten Tomatoes and hailed by critics as "one of the best films of the franchise," is coming to Premium Video on Demand and Premium Electronic Sell-Through on October 20, just in time for Halloween.

Critics have praised "SAW X" for delivering exactly what fans have been craving. According to Fangoria, it is "one of the best films of the franchise," and The New York Times raved that it "gives the fans what they want." Indiewire even went so far as to say that it features the "best traps of any of the films."

But the horror doesn't end there; "SAW X" is also coming to 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital, Blu-ray + DVD + Digital, and DVD on November 21. With this release, you can own the terror and revisit the nightmarish world of John Kramer, the iconic Jigsaw, at your convenience.

The 4K transfer of "SAW X" promises to be a visual and auditory feast. It boasts Jigsaw's highly anticipated return, with eye-exploding HDR10 and a terror-inducing Dolby Atmos audio mix that will have you on the edge of your seat.

What's more, fans will have access to an array of special features. Dive deeper into the horrifying world of Jigsaw with a multipart "making of" documentary titled "Reawakening." You can also explore over a dozen deleted scenes that didn't make it into the final cut, giving you a more comprehensive understanding of the film's development. In total, there are over three hours of bonus material for you to sink your teeth into.

For those unacquainted with the plot, "SAW X" explores the untold chapter of Jigsaw's most personal game. Set between the events of "SAW I" and "SAW II," the story finds a sick and desperate John Kramer, portrayed by Tobin Bell, traveling to Mexico for a risky and experimental medical procedure to cure his cancer. However, he soon discovers that the operation is nothing but a scam to defraud the most vulnerable. Fueled by this revelation, John returns to his twisted work, unleashing a series of ingenious and terrifying traps on the con artists in his signature visceral style.

"SAW X" is a must-watch for fans of the franchise and horror enthusiasts alike. With its highly anticipated Blu-ray release, you can now immerse yourself in the gruesome world of Jigsaw from the comfort of your own home. Just in time for Halloween, "SAW X" offers an opportunity to celebrate the spooky season with a genuine fright-fest that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

So, mark your calendars for October 20 for the digital release and November 21 for the Blu-ray editions because Jigsaw is back, and this time, the terror is coming straight to your living room. Get ready to play the game and experience the horror that critics are calling the best in the franchise. "SAW X" will make your Halloween unforgettable, for all the right (or wrong) reasons.

Check out my interview with SAW X Director of Photography Nick Matthews below 

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