Saw producer already has an idea for the next movie – and addresses whether we will get a sequel to spin-off Spiral
Dec. 23, 2023Exclusive: Saw producers Mark Burg and Oren Koules tease where they are thinking of taking the saga next
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AlthoughSaw 11 is fast approaching, we still don’t know what the movie will entail Luckily, in a new interview withSFX magazine, the producers reveal they’ve got some big ideas that will tie up a few X-shaped loose ends.
“Cecilia is still alive,” producer Oren Koules says to SFX in the new issue, which features Doctor Who’s Ncuti Gatwa on the cover, “and Tobin and Shawnee are in a foreign country still. So that, to me, would be the natural place to take at least the next one.”
InSaw X, we saw a cancer-ridden John Kramer (AKA the Jigsaw Killer) travel to Mexico in search of a miracle cure promised by so-called doctor Cecilia. However, when he discovers that the procedure is fraudulent, he takes revenge on the con artists the only way he knows how. It would make sense to continue the story right where Saw X left off as Kramer’s work in Mexico isn’t quite finished with his most evil opponent to date presumably still alive.
In terms of the franchise timeline, it may also be wise to set Saw 11 right after Saw X, which takes place between Saw and Saw 2, as Kramer actually dies in Saw 3, making it impossible for him to appear in any movie set after that time. However, since the cast has not yet been announced for the upcoming movie, Kramer, played by Tobin Bell, may not appear at all.
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The above is just a snippet from our interview with producers Burg and Koules, and director Kevin Greutert, available inthe latest issue of SFX magazine, which features Doctor Who on the cover and is available on newsstands from Friday, December 29. For even more from SFX, sign up for thenewsletter, sending all the latest exclusives straight to your inbox.
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